The push comes from the available technology and customer desire. Younger customers, especially, want services via digital platforms.

By taking the manual labor out of data management and upkeep, experts can reach new clients and better serve their existing ones.

New products can help insurtechs stand out from the competition and boost profit margins. Successful distribution, though, requires a strategy.

Ford partners with Wejo in Europe and Insurtech NY opens applications for its third accelerator class.

Digital Insurance spoke with Rich Gilbert, CIO and chief transformation officer at Aflac

Insurance companies using AI must ensure that algorithms are free from conscious or unconscious bias.

A real-world use case for AI and ML is leveraging it to analyze and extract insights from unstructured data.

Missteps and consumer wariness are leading insurers and insurtechs to discuss issues of fairness and bias in the use of AI for insurance processes.

The Coalition Against Insurance Fraud is surveying consumers to find out what they expect their personal data to be used for.

Technology plays a key role in meeting customers where they are and capitalizing on market opportunities.

Success in analytics isn't the only thing separating digitized competitors from the pack.

Digital Insurance spoke with Keith Meier, chief operating officer of Assurant.

The application of emerging technologies has enabled insurtechs to be years ahead of traditional insurers.

Digital Insurance spoke with Brian Poppe, senior vice president for technology modernization at Mutual of Omaha.

The sector has leveraged the pandemic as a catalyst to accelerate a broad digital agenda.

Selecting the best solutions requires a focus on design and user experience.

The World Property and Casualty Insurance Report emphasizes the effects of climate change on the insurance industry.

Exclusive Digital Insurance research explores how insurance carriers can stand apart and automate intelligently.

Current actuarial techniques are good at quantifying in the aggregate – but less so in the detail.

A comparison of the various forms of cloud tenancy across five important areas for insurers: cost, security, agility, maintenance, and scalability.