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Sure, there was lots of hype on insurtech in 2016, but signs point towards tangible results in the coming year.

Pessimistic about their preparation for disruption, insurers are ramping up their innovation efforts to match what new entrants are doing.

Artificial intelligence, Google's strategy, and mobile innovation were among the most enticing blog topics of the year.

The information was held by a server operated by a technology services provider, which was not identified by the plan.

The company bought North American parking-payment operator PayByPhone in the latest move by Europe’s biggest carmaker to expand from manufacturing into mobility services.

Strategy Meets Action research says new tech will change the risk landscape significantly, with people living longer and interacting with insurers more.

Any technologies intended for use by the government, Communist Party organs and major industries will undergo extra scrutiny.

The more affordable VR devices will continue to lead the market in terms of volume.

What’s next for insurtech? Analytics? Customer experience? SMA’s experts have some ideas.

About 78% of users have considered quitting social networks, partly over concerns technology giants are spying on them.