First Street has released a free web tool that lets users search US addresses to determine their heat risk.

To realize the full value of data as an asset takes more than the right algorithm.

Insurance companies experiment with ways to make the experience as painless and hassle-free as possible for consumers.

There are countless ways to maximize and leverage the power of technology and the accessibility of public information to improve processes and products.

NoCell application lowers incidents and helps keep coverage rates under control

Tech startups, trucking owner-operators and big insurance carriers alike are putting systems in place to protect cargo and cover special circumstances.

The agency acknowledged that loan performance in the sector has been strong, but cited several reasons to think that might change, including rising interest rates, the effects of inflation and uncertainty about the future of work and commerce.

Sara Axelbaum, global head of inclusion and diversity at MiQ, delves into how her company eliminated the gender pay gap across almost every salary band.

Industry experts weigh in on what to look out for as insurtech enters a new, more mature era.

The rise of the IoT has led to a true data explosion.

With an increase in poor roadway habits following the COVID-19 pandemic, insurers are turning to telematic programs to monitor drivers.

Will the metaverse ever be real? Not without these six fast-growing professions, a new survey shows.

The key to easing technological anxieties is to understand all your audiences’ needs.

Industry leaders from large, national firms, and those from smaller more local players, discuss their priorities and how they are preparing for a digital future.

New research from Moody’s Analytics finds that the number of ESG-related controversies is on the rise.

D2C policy acquisition and servicing aren’t as hard as they might look.

SMA asked agencies and carriers how they expect personal lines distribution to change in the next five years.

Insurers are turning to innovative tech to better serve the new generation of homebuyers.

Insurers are partnering with smart home technology monitoring companies on funding, marketing and distribution. These alliances are creating an untapped data resource with many applications.

One example of a typical deep learning application is pattern recognition applied to digital images.