Analytics

The company in recent months has announced several big cloud computing and analytics wins while also shifting the leadership of global services.

IT spending globally is likely to increase modestly in 2015, according to industry researcher Gartner. But that spending will be uneven and less robust than originally expected. Here's a look at the key trends and what they might mean for the insurance industry.

Developing a usage-based insurance program has now gotten easier.

Numerous companies are finding innovative ways to use IoT devices.

Marketing executives continue their march into the insurance data center.

A new report from Celent indicates insurance CIOs are increasing spending on analytics, core systems upgrades and process optimization to help grow and retain business.

Celent surveyed 41 vendors about their cloud applications, pricing models, platform investments and their expectations of where the market is going.

Investments in advanced analytics, workflow and financial modeling are necessary for reinsurers to overcome stressful market conditions and major losses, according to a new study from Novarica.

By appealing to their enlightened self-interest, CIOs can convert CFOs into fellow innovators.

The commercial insurer intends to use the applications to improve underwriting precision and gain a more complete perspective on potential risk associated with policies.