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AI provides insurers with many opportunities to streamline operations and help them set reserves for workers' comp claims.

Online information creates new opportunities to identify fraud while fraudsters use technology to challenge claims workflows.

Harnessing technology in the right way can be a competitive advantage for carriers as the pace of change accelerates.

The digitalization of the insurance industry goes even further than just reducing wait times and eliminating extraneous processes.

The integration of technology into microinsurance is driving significant advancements from AI-powered claims processing and blockchain-enabled payouts to digital education platforms.

Gen AI, drones and other technologies are transforming the claims process for adjusters and customers.

Legacy systems have played in integral part in preserving industry data, but operating multiple systems is inefficient and costly.

As social media continues to grow, businesses have turned to different platforms to promote their products. This advertising strategy can have unintended consequences.

Analysis of community health and social influences reveals impact on workforce health, productivity and cost efficiency.

Valuable insights into the most pressing workers' comp concerns.

Mobile technology is reshaping the future of the insurance sector.

Satellite technologies are leading the way in mitigating the mounting threats posed by climate change.

The emerging opportunities and risks of AI in our industry.

Client discussions about legacy planning, taxes and financial objectives inevitably raise questions that, often enough, only insurance can address.

In today's hybrid work environment, companies must consider the impact of cyber risks and equip their teams accordingly.

Insurance sector must foster innovation to ignite behavioral and buying changes to safeguard elderly individuals from financial insecurity.

Insurance industry stakeholders must prioritize attracting the next generation of talent in a digitally-focused, global environment.

In the age of rapid digital transformation, insurers are at a crossroads: embrace innovation or get left behind.

Given the vast amounts of information collected and utilized by carriers, they are increasingly functioning as data firms and transforming more traditional practices.

What steps can be taken to successfully navigate through this difficult, complex market?

How is blockchain disrupting insurtech?

A cyber breach can cost the average U.S. business $9.48 million and affect its reputation.

Powered by insurance technology, traditional barriers are fading as insurers converge in a collaborative digital landscape.

Insurers that provide services within the EU or partner with EU-based financial services firms or vendors must comply with the Digital Operational Resilience Act if they exceed the applicable threshold.

Using data & AI to drive transformation in the P&C insurance industry.

With breathtaking developments and opportunities around life-saving treatments come cost and coverage challenges for which advisers can prepare their clients.

Debunking four common misconceptions about life insurance.

The rapidly increasing expectations of policyholders and agents have accelerated the need for transformation.

Embedded insurance is providing carriers with a range of practical coverage options for multiple risks.

To meet the ambitious goals of the Environmental Protection Agency's Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund, innovative financing models can be adapted from established municipal finance systems.

Climate change is now a third-party player, and it's changing the rules of the game.

The challenges to digital transformation value realization are deeply ingrained in the structural and cultural fabric of insurance organizations.

To mitigate risk and harness the promise of AI, a fundamental best practice is to evaluate and assess AI systems or tools before using them.

How insurers can attract diverse candidates for today's STEM roles.

Artificial intelligence agents can provide assistance to underwriters.

Here are some essential tips to consider before and after a storm strikes.

How can companies compete for the best hires?

New insurance intelligence tools and platforms aren't replacing agents—they're empowering them.

Construction projects are full of risks and the use of Internet of Things technology can identify problems before they become costly delays.

The right kinds of insurance coverage can protect your workforce's financial security.

Including AI as part of a training program can create a more personalized learning experience.

Sales pitch suggestions on how to sell life insurance to younger people.

Artificial intelligence helps insurance brokers expand solutions for small business owners.

Insurers using AI to enhance their customer service need to set specific goals, identify assets and focus on ethical practices.

A look at three digital strategies for overcoming challenges.

Even though Gen AI adoption in the Japanese insurance industry may still be in its infancy, most major insurance companies have already incorporated some technology.

By embracing technology and data-driven insights, insurers expand their ability to be well informed and also mitigate customer risks.

Car owners shouldn't have to choose between a better driving experience and protecting their personal data.

There are at least four major issues to solve in order to unlock the full potential of telematics.

Complexity within the insurance industry is exacerbated by climate change.

Suggestions for how property insurers can accomplish effective low touch claims processing.

Electric vehicles have less data available and higher repair costs.