Danni Santana

The new tech will enhance the insurer's data security, billing processes and communication with customers.

More insurers than ever are open to switching to cloud for core, especially mid-sized carriers.

The insurer will begin offering quotes to Compare. com shoppers in California and Texas this month.

The software providers will offer P&C insurers an accelerated core implementation process.

Maximum Processing’s software helps manage agents, third-party administrators and insurance brokers.

As part of the implementation process, Accenture will assess Selective’s current CRM management practices to develop a unique tech strategy.

ClaimsCenter will manage all claims in the insurer's personal lines of business.

Manulife's first chief analytics officer Cindy Forbes leads several teams across its corporate divisions, including finance, legal and risk.

The DriveSense application is only available in Utah for now, but will be introduced to additional states later this year, the insurer says.

Systema Software's tech will administer Merchants' surety bond claims.

The portal, provided by ISCS, allows American Integrity’s customers to receive quick online quotes before purchasing a policy.

The BindExpress software enables AACC to make, test, and deliver rating changes with minimal help from IT staff.

Russ MacTough, managing director of Liberty Mutual Strategic Ventures spoke to INN about the insurance giant’s efforts to keep up with emerging trends in insurtech.

After joining the P&C insurer in July, John Halberstadt will now head CIG's IT operations.

The insurance giant will expand its use of Workiva's cloud platform to improve its financial reporting capabilities.

Majesco's platform for P&C will support the insurer's commercial package lines of business.

With the move, the insurer intends on improving customer communication and agent policy placement rates.

Customers report frustration with core business tasks, according to J.D. Power.

The software provider will manage Meadowbrook's payment processing and allow insureds access easy to policy information.

Almost half of U.S. consumers are prepared to share biometric data with health insurers to receive discounts on premiums, according to a new survey.