Corporate governance

Digital Insurance spoke with Maroun Mourad, president of global underwriting and leader of the life unit at Verisk about life insurance technology and what’s ahead for the industry.

Deanne Criswell, the first woman to lead the Federal Emergency Management Agency, in April took over a 20,000-person operation exhausted by managing responses to disasters linked to global warming: wildfires and the 2020 hurricane season, the most active on record.

Nimish Mehta discusses the rapid transition required to keep the company going during the crisis.

DI editor Nathan Golia and Celent's Karlyn Carnahan discuss her report, Covid-19: Three scenarios for insurers

It is critical to assess insurers’ internal operations and the implications for employees.

It is of strategic importance that we ensure our information technology is supporting the entirety of the organization and its ability to communicate.

The situation is changing rapidly, testing organization capacity and operational planning.

As Hurricane Dorian bears down on the U.S., some health payers are moving to assist members in the wake of expected storm impact and lack of access to health services.

Digital execution plans will often feature speed, agility, and minimal viable products -- or experience.

At the Artificial Intelligence conference in New York, Sheldon Fernandez, CEO at DarwinAI, spoke about how organizations can put ethics best practices into play with their AI efforts.

Recognized in the tech industry on March 31, World Backup Day spurs IT and security experts to opine on how to preserve precious digital resources in the event of disaster.

Michael Costonis jumps from consulting to carrier side with responsibility for digital efforts.

Initiatives such as telematics, AI-driven fraud detection, mobile estimates, and RPA require a cohesive enterprise.

To thrive, insurers need systems that embrace change and transform it to business value or face potentially dire consequences.

Life & annuity carriers have had valuable opportunities to learn about new technologies, and not necessarily from their own mistakes.

Emerging technologies such as IoT, wearables and autonomous vehicles require rapt attention from insurers now, as they can fundamentally change the industry in ways never before seen.

Four out of five carriers don't have a plan for collecting, analyzing or securing the flood of data from connected devices, according to LexisNexis survey.

The P&C carrier has found that IT infrastructure investments allow it to support new sources of data, like drones and smarthome devices.

Carrier leaders are optimistic that they have figured out the best way to navigate digitally driven upheaval in the industry, says PwC survey.

Iván de la Sota begins his new role on April 1 following two-plus years leading the insurer's Iberian and Latin American division.