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VP and chief audit exec for Jackson National brings the discipline, drive and cooperation required to win at sports into the work environment.

Efficiency has improved under her leadership, utilizing best practices, such as DevOps and end-to-end Agile, to move the organization forward.

Healthcare insurance giant plans to an integrated EHR for its 50 million fully benefited members leveraging Rally, its health and wellness platform.

Transamerica's head of finance and actuarial modernization took on a massive transformation effort late in the game, leading it to the finish line.

As one of three SVPs of State Farm’s IT capability departments, Pettit presides over the platforms that power digital innovations and advancements for the carrier.

Telemedicine is an effective option for patients who have trouble getting to the doctor’s office, but complex state laws make it difficult to provide service to everyone.

The CIO, institutional solutions looks to build a team diverse in representation and thought to bring the organization to a new level.

The VP and distribution lead has built an agile group that isn't siloed in traditional insurance processes in order to spur innovation.

Blending next-gen data solutions with empathy for human-driven processes has helped strategic analytics SVP find success.

Metlife Auto & Home exec succeeds on tough projects by staying true to insurance's 'noble purpose.'

The OCR has hit the health insurer with the fine as part of a settlement from its massive January 2015 breach.

Devoted Health, founded by Todd Park, Obama admin CTO, and Ed Park, late of Athena Health, features proprietary claims and automation tech for Medicare-type plans.

A quarter of commercial insurers are now leveraging AI, and other new entrants are picking up steam as well.

The carrier's AVP of operations and planning for claims started out in the back office, but felt a desire to see the business from the front lines.

The ability to do more with less is a defining characteristic of Security First Insurance's VP of brand experience and marketing.

Many carriers are leveraging some type of artificial intelligence to solve widely variant business problems.

Automation, biometrics, blockchain and quantum computing will be among the technologies having the greatest impact on business opportunities, says a new report from CompTIA.

Already in the minority at upper levels of management in insurance, women also face lack of visibility within networks and insensitive stereotypes while trying to build and fund insurtech companies.

CompTIA Emerging Technology Community aims to find ways to create business opportunities and transform operations.

Carriers know they have to adapt their existing processes, but the potential is greater for more holistic changes to the industry, says Gartner’s Kimberly Harris-Ferrante.