Academics Research on Associate In Insurance Services (AIS)

• The effect of perceived service quality and name familiarity on the service selection decision, Arora, R., & Stoner, C. (1996). The effect of perceived service quality and name familiarity on the service selection decision.Journal of Services Marketing,10(1), 22-34. Considerable attention has been focussed on the measurement of service quality. In fact, the 1990s has been referred to as the era of customer service. However, little empirical research has been done to demonstrate the impact of service quality on usage decisions. Product (brand or service) name familiarity is another variable that has been recognized as having a major influence on the choice of products (services). Reports the findings of an experimental study investigating the impact of service quality and name familiarity on the respondents attitudes and intention to use these services. 
• One Person's Quality Journey Begins in the Insurance Industry, Kelly, L. M. (2007). One Person's Quality Journey Begins in the Insurance Industry.Quality Progress,40(11), 51.
• Transitioning to a business rule management service model: Case studies from the property and casualty insurance industry, Nelson, M. L., Peterson, J., Rariden, R. L., & Sen, R. (2010). Transitioning to a business rule management service model: Case studies from the property and casualty insurance industry.Information & management,47(1), 30-41. As the volume, sources and types of business rules continue to grow, so do the needs of organizations to accurately, consistently and effectively manage rules. Increasingly, firms seek business rules management systems (BRMS) for assistance. Although studies have examined BRMS technical considerations, few have examined management considerations of deploying and managing BRMS projects. This study addresses this gap through examination and comparative analysis of BRMS deployments. Qualitative case study methods are employed and findings suggest a common deployment methodology and emergence of tightly structured services model. Participant's adoption drivers, consequences of deployment, IT alignment and transitions to IT service-orientations are provided. 
• The Impact Of Accounting Information Systems (AIS) On E-Commerce Analytical Study-ServiceSector-Jordan ASE, Moqbel, M. A. (2014). The Impact Of Accounting Information Systems (AIS) On E-Commerce Analytical Study-Service Sector-Jordan ASE.International Journal of Scientific & Technology Research,3(1), 211-215. This study examines the effect of accounting information systems for listed companies in the services sector in the Amman Stock Exchange on e-commerce using three main aspects: The presence accurate accounting information system imposes on companies that the development of its methods to handle e-commerce, The effects on accounting information systems under the E-commerce will relate to influencing the components of accounting information systems and the last one is The effects on accounting information systems under the E-commerce will change the resources of the physical and human resources companies. 
• The impact of immigration on health insurance coverage in the United States, Fronstin, P. (2005). The impact of immigration on health insurance coverage in the United States. This paper examines the issue of immigration and health insurance coverage in the United States. It first examines the status of health insurance coverage among immigrants as compared with nonimmigrants. It then examines the impact of immigration over the period 1994-2003, a much longer period than is covered by previous studies.