Business intelligence

The role of the chief data officer is rising in both numbers and clout. Gartner Group’s new study on “The State of the Office of the CDO” examines what this means for both the organization and the individual.

Within companies transitioning to analytics-driven organizations, there are significant opportunities for frontline insurance professionals who can develop their data analytics knowledge and bring data-driven decision-making to their work and effectively collaborate with data scientists.

As data is captured from diverse sources and in structured, unstructured and semi-structured formats, organizations are focusing on sophisticated BI technologies that can enhance data collection

Respondents to survey expect the continued rise of big data to cause the most disruption to the reinsurance industry over the next five years.

Admiral's quick reworking of attempt to leverage Facebook data reveals how far the industry still has to go to earn trust.

A majority of business leaders lack confidence in their ability to measure the effectiveness and impact of data, study finds.

SMA research finds that as the number of insurtech companies rises, carriers themselves become less sure that they know what's on the horizon.

Eleven major health insurers share non-Medicare data with officials to demonstrate the effectiveness of telemedicine.

Finding and retaining IT talent starts at a very young age, according to these industry execs.

Analytics on its own isn't a strategy, says P&C insurer VP -- it's a way to put other strategies in motion.

Insurer's analytics leader discusses tips for developing good testing practices.

USAA uses a three-pronged approach to achieve a top mobile user experience, according to Patrick Kelly, the insurer’s emerging technology executive.

The insurer began implementation of Guidewire software in 2013.

How Olsen pioneered an "outside-in" approach to analytics strategy.

Like many data leaders across the insurance industry, Rasa sees the potential for insurers to be bigger risk-management partners to all their clients.

Insurance IT budgets are largely unchanged year-over-year; a missed opportunity, says industry expert.

Companies are moving from vague notions of data and analytics to specific business problems that data can address.

One-third of organizations are planning to adopt big data in the next 12 months, study finds.

A reported $250,000 in damages was prevented across 14 different churches thanks to installed sensors, according to the companies.

The Silicon Valley organization is connecting insurance technology startups with carriers.