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The new product is designed to be coupled with Neurotrack’s Imprint Memory Assessment, which is delivered via a mobile app.

Carrier looks to increase profile among customers in on-demand and gig positions.

Insurers want to use advanced analytics and data to fight fraud, but are going through growing pains in laying a tech groundwork.

Discounts on kits to connect a home are expanded to 15 total states.

Rapid deployment of new tool led to use in more than a quarter of claims

Digital has the potential to broaden the range of offerings from the company, says innovation leader Jon-Michael Kowall.

The startups are flourishing because they are using new business models to create new kinds of relationships with customers, S&P Global panelists say.

Company executives invited entrepreneurs to learn about business problems and come up with ideas for solving them at Milwaukee startup festival.

New offering leverages distributed-ledger technology to speed up insurance verification.

The companies partnered to highlight digital projects across the industry.

The big-data driven home insurance company is looking to be available nationwide by the end of next year.

The new Cream City Labs opens as the company preps a "reverse pitch" for interested startups in November.

Fintech company will integrate customers' auto and credit data to find suggested rates.

Jorge Espinel is tasked with finding innovative partnerships for the insurtech.

P&C insurer consolidates several support systems onto one platform with agreement.

Deloitte research finds that investors will shift their focus from new startups to established innovators and more mature firms.

Mortality Monitor aims to help insurers comply with regulations around comparing policyholder data to the Social Security Death Master File.

By patiently learning the ins and outs of the customer, companies are able to know their clients’ demands, adapt to those changes personalizing those interactions, says Terrance Williams.

One in five home insurance customers do not bundle their auto policy, representing a growth opportunity for carriers.

Company capitalizes on new connected-device requirements for truckers to roll out program.