Digital Platforms

L’olivier's implementation of Guidewire's InsuranceSuite software spanned 11 months.

The Cayman Island-based insurer is OneShield's first life insurance customer.

What drives an insurer to select a suite or go for componentization? What features are available in the newest software? We take a look inside.

The regional P&C insurer opts to implement its new business using StoneRiver, Inc.’s processing software for policy and billing

The IT company will implement its infrastructure across RSA Insurance Group's European offices.

The Florida-based insurance company will attempt to reduce its system management costs

CNA and Industrial Alliance are rolling out their new policy admin systems strategically in order to leverage new features faster.

The reinsurance company will offer the latest drone tech to its clients.

Carriers need to find the optimal level of outsourcing for themselves. Balancing cost and capacity benefits against their own abilities to manage external providers is crucial.

ID Experts' SaaS product protects customers from nine kinds of identity theft.

Launched in December, the Puerto-Rico based insurer will specialize in general liability insurance and commercial auto lines of business.

Insurance administration systems have not fundamentally changed since their inception. This is about to change with the advent of Blockchain 2.0.

The Richmond, Virginia-based insurer will extensively cut the costs of maintaining its old legacy admin system by implementing ISCS' cloud software.

The Canadian insurer is using EIS' suite for underwriting, policy, billing and claims services

Bill Thygeson brings more than 20 years of insurance experience to the New Jersey-based company

The Virginia-based insurer will adopt FINEOS' software to manage the life claims of all its members

The specialty insurer cited ISO integration as a differentiator.

Most companies don't take IT security measures beyond what is required by industry standards or government regulation, says study.

The new year has brought a flurry of new leaders at insurance tech organizations. Here is a roundup of the latest.

Insurity's "Claims Decisions" will support thousands of claims filed by of Selective users each year

Beyond natural disasters, the company incurred a “very high” level of large losses from accidents in the fourth quarter, including several significant property claims.

Automakers including General Motors Co., Ford Motor Co. and Toyota Motor Corp. agreed to keep meeting regularly to exchange information and identify emerging safety issues.

The agency will adopt Oceanwide's Bridge platform to manage its new Accountants Professional Liability Program made public last year

About two-thirds of IT leaders surveyed think the cloud is as secure, or more secure than on premises software.

The broker has charged Hugh Khan with overseeing its digital distribution arm.

Insurers are adapting slowly but surely to a more digital marketplace, but regulators are keeping a close eye on data security and privacy concerns after high-profile breaches.

While data acquisition is high in the industry, low deployments of tools outside those for marketing are depressing the industry's potential, says Novarica survey.

MEM will implement PatTech's SaaS software in February

The global insurer looks to cut costs by replacing paper invoices with e-invoicing

The P&C insurer is expected to launch Private Client Connect early this year

iPipeline's DocFast software allows agents to digitally send policies to clients.

As digital processes continue to evolve, security remains one of the top priorities for IT executives.

Following several high-profile data breaches in 2015, insurers are ensuring they have a secure backbone for their innovation efforts.

The regional P&C carrier is using a cloud version of the suite for policy, billing and claims.

The biggest challenge carriers face is housing all the high-quality digital images that will come in from increasing drone flights, and figuring out how to make that data actionable.

Data industry leaders supply predictions on what to expect in the ever-expanding world of analytics in 2016.

Payers are working toward building IT infrastructure to support a more customer-centric industry in the post-ACA world.

Is it time for insurance companies to start gravitating away from the business of managing large data centers to depend on the cloud?

SNL's data model is mapped directly to Accenture's core systems software in alliance.

More than two-thirds of organizations say there is a global shortage of skilled cyber security professionals.

As carriers employ drones, IoT devices, and wearables, they must understand and address the potential exposures from theft of the related information.

Divisional CIOS must provide leadership and leverage their intimate knowledge of their business units needs with their knowledge of technologies and vendor capabilities.

The insurer is also pursuing drone technology stateside.

The multiline insurer has selected a software-as-a-service model.

The self-insurance arm of the Seventh-day Adventist Church has completed a modernization project.

The carrier revamped core systems for its commercial lines.

The specialty insurer also is using Guidewire for underwriting.

Chuck Ruzicka last led the technology organization in the agency markets division of the carrier.

The deal is expected to close within six months.

Accenture's flagship administration platform for life insurance is now available in a cloud version on Microsoft Azure.

Former personal lines president Paul Krump takes over the COO position until the merger is completed.

Identification and response gaps by the health plans during the attacks were revealing, according to Deloitte, who conducted the test raid.