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While those numbers alone may not signal the advent of the online insurance era, they do confirm that insurance agencies, long slugged as one of the slowest businesses to adopt IT solutions, are making serious headway now. And, says Ivans spokesman Jim Kalach, the survey shows a new eagerness to try selling policies online. Indeed, the survey found that 60 percent of respondents are interested in selling insurance policies over the Internet, compared with only 27 percent who said they are not. Eighty-nine percent have local area networks installed, compared with only 11 percent who do not. Pearson W hile you're worrying about how to pay for your remediation costs, the accounting department is puzzling over what may be conflicting rules for dealing with them on the books.