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Tom Parker had worked at Accenture Security.

A major expectation gap exists between what IT managers hoped the public cloud would deliver for their organizations and what has actually transpired, according to a new report.

Nine startups have been selected for a 13-week program that the life insurance giant offers in partnership with Techstars.

Forrester Research has released a new guide on the future of work, which provides a pragmatic view of what it means to leaders, employees, customers and companies. Analyst Craig Le Clair discusses the impacts.

My Cap BlueCross offers information about ID cards, cost share terminology, when and why a virtual visit is appropriate and care options.

Enterprises look to take advantage of the insights they can gain from data as it streams in from apps, social media, connected devices and more.

Jordan Bazinsky of Cotiviti says the need to inherently trust information is essential to gain trustworthy insights.

Seven in 10 insurer has begun exploring the cloud, but each carrier has business goals, staffing, applications, and processes that uniquely define their deployments.

Partnering with iPipeline, the life insurance company’s goal is to drop its policy processing time.

The car incorporates now-emerging technologies such as hand-gesture controls and seats that sense the “biometric mood“ of the driver.

The acquired company makes chips and machines that help translate optical signals into electronic data.

Rolling out in Sri Lanka, the brokerage teams with Etherisc and Oxfam to cover small farmers.

13 percent of organizations now use AI and machine learning to detect and deter fraud, but another 25 percent plan to adopt such technologies in the next year or two.

Cigna Ventures is leading a $23 million investment in GNS Healthcare, a specialized artificial intelligence company.

Why founder — and insurance and VC veteran — Dan Peate thinks the time is right for insurtech to tackle autonomous driving.

A new study finds that companies have limited or no visibility over vast volumes of potentially business-critical data, creating a ripe target for hackers.

The improvements insurers are seeking in terms of data-driven decision making can’t be denied.

While the first wave of disruption was about thumbing noses at big institutions, the second wave has been about complementing the offers of carriers and other fintechs.

European Union member states scrapped new rules mandating WiFi technology as the basis for how future connected cars talk to each other.

Trupo is now providing accident, dental, specified disease and cancer insurance to gig workers.