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The Nationwide Center for Advanced Customer Insights (NCACI), at Ohio State University gives students in advanced degree programs the ability to work with real-world data.

Business owners demand faster service, and that's where big data comes in, says Gina Papush, chief data and analytics officer.

Allstate has always had a lot of data, but chief data officer Floyd Yager says the company now is using big data to be more customer-centric.

The life insurer is taking the lead on leveraging wearables to improve the onboarding experience. "The ability of this data, and predictive modeling, to offer the client a more streamlined and more personalized underwriting process, is crucial," says Brooks Tingle, SVP of insurance marketing and strategy.

MassMutual is adding big data talent to its team each year in partnership with several local colleges. "It's so hard to find to seasoned talent, but this has proven itself to be valuable and we are scaling up," says SVP of analytics and research Gareth Ross.

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Paige Vinall also leads e-commerce strategy as well as the delivery of projects and services that support the company’s technology efforts.

The specialty insurer is running its data breach protection business on GameChanger via Microsoft Azure cloud.

The Spotlight app automates assessment of location-based risk.

Brian Schrieber's many responsibilities include digital media and M&A.

Insurance technology is a hot commodity and vendors are consolidating. It's as good a time as any for the industry to reflect on the best work.

The provider of usage-based insurance services, led by former Progressive exec, was targeted for telematics expertise.

Insurance technology vendor M&A continues its hot pace as two core systems providers for commercial insurance join.

Dean Sivley, who has experience as an operations and technology executive in the travel industry horizontally, moves to the insurance side with a new role at BHSI.

The goal of the underwriting, rating, and reporting revamp is increased speed to market.

CEO Tom Wilson and other execs provide a window into how big insurers take digitalization front-and-center.

The Canadian insurer will deploy ClaimCenter across all its lines of business, which include home, auto, business, marine, and travel.

Research from the company finds that 31% of insurance companies are already using wearable technology to engage customers, and two-thirds expect broad adoption of the technology within two years.

New president of North American life insurance Cheryl Neal led a life division at Liberty Mutual and has also worked at HSBC and Morgan Stanley.