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Insurtech's technology will power smartphone-based telematics initiative to help score oil and gas drivers.

Despite a drop in total deals, funding volume nearly doubled Q1 and Q2 combined.

Second annual list from the industry organization features carrier, vendor and analyst representatives.

Carriers must think about the initial investment to build digitally, and the continuing commitment to development and innovation, says past WIL winner.

M&A activity involving firms like Effisoft and CoreLogic highlights a flurry at the end of 2018.

IT decision makers are increasingly frustrated by the complexity, bottlenecks and uncertainty of today’s enterprise data analytics, according to a recent survey.

Chief data scientist Joseph Byrum discusses recruitment and making the business case for advanced data applications.

The insurance industry is a leader in having a shared digital vision to meet digital business aspirations, but there is much to be done, when it comes to rethinking the business model and institutionalizing digital capabilities.

In a partnership with the Geospatial Intelligence Center, high-resolution imagery refreshed at least once a year will assist Allstate in underwriting and CAT response.

Motion Auto, an insurtech under construction, will use location services from mapping tech company HERE in its products.

Company's suite of products requires landlord buy-in, so it's launching a new website to target these stakeholders.

This low maturity is creating an obstacle for firms wanting to increase the value of their data assets and exploit emerging analytics technologies, says Gartner's Melody Chien.

Both companies support usage-based insurance programs with their offerings.

Obamacare was struck down by a Texas federal judge in a ruling that casts uncertainty on insurance coverage for millions of U.S. residents.

Insurtech's DriveCam system will be offered to fleet customers of the insurer.

BlueCross BlueShield of Western New York is sharing claims data via HEALTHeLINK, the region’s health information exchange, to help providers improve care.

A research group run by employees from technology companies including Google and Microsoft Corp. called for more regulation of facial recognition and other artificial intelligence tools.

Byron Clymer's unique background cited as valuable in changing insurance environment.

Cincinnati Insurance's presence at the university's 1819 Innovation Hub promises more access to innovative young talent.

There’s a war for talent and companies are incorporating new tech to attract workers, says TIAA's Angie Wesley.