Insurtech 2.0

Investors and insurtech professionals share their insights and predictions for next year at the 2024 ITC Las Vegas Conference.

Insurers haven't yet applied the technology to every possible application, and also have to watch out for bias in underwriting, according to experts in the firm's insurance consulting practice.

Zack Kass, former head of go-to-market at OpenAI and AI futurist discusses the history and future of technology.

Highlights from ITC Vegas 2024.

Former astronaut Scott Kelly discussed the importance of teamwork and continuing to strive to do the impossible.

Keynova Group's Q3 2024 Mobile Insurance Scored evaluates the mobile offerings for the top 12 auto and property insurance carriers in the U.S.

Delving into seven technologies enabling insurers to harness vast amounts of data to improve accuracy, efficiency and customer experience.

According to MetLife's annual Triangle Tech X (TTX) report. Sixty percent of women are likely to say they find a STEM career attractive.

One of the most influential academics in artificial intelligence, Geoffrey E. Hinton, has been awarded the Nobel Prize in physics for training artificial neural networks and laying the foundations for today's machine learning applications.

DIY digital life insurance platforms can offer a quick, convenient way to find and obtain a policy solution.

Unlike previous generations, these digital natives expect seamless, personalized experiences that integrate effortlessly into their daily lives.

By using technological strategies insurers can stay ahead of regulatory changes.

Insurers continue digital transformation for operational excellence across the value chain.

State Farm, Allstate and Geico are top performers in digital experience, according to new research from Corporate Insight.

Lyft partners with Smartcar; ZestyAI and West Bend Insurance expand partnership, plus more insurtech news.

AI and machine learning make it easier and more effective for disability insurance customers to engage digitally.

Rather than dumping more money into antiquated, ineffective tech, it seems the rational argument would be for business leaders to purchase modern technology.

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

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

The CrowdStrike update debacle continues as businesses file claims under their cyber and insurer Parametrix estimates $5.4B in losses.