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To thrive, insurers need systems that embrace change and transform it to business value or face potentially dire consequences.

Unable to analyze or even catalog all the consumer data they collect, companies risk violating data privacy laws.

While the Internet of Things will improve industrial efficiencies, organizations also expect it to increase cyber threats.

Almost half of companies surveyed by SMA assume that tech giants like Amazon will play a significant role in selling auto and homeowners insurance.

Deals of all sizes, including XL Catlin and AXA, are informed by a the need to transform operating models across the sector.

After almost a decade of deals that have been lauded by the market, Broadcom's Tan has some explaining to do about his latest target.

But only about 8% of insurers have fully automated some part of their processes, according to Capgemini survey.

Startups Oscar and Bright Health are expanding this year, citing favorable market conditions.

Nearly half of firms recently surveyed struggle to identify between data truths and manipulations. This indicates an urgent need to upskill and support workers, the report said.

Those organizations that have been unable to build scalable systems need governance the most, and are the least able to achieve it, says William McKnight.

Carriers are tapping into a wide range of new leadership in order to accelerate transformation efforts.

While the move proposed for 2020 mostly affects P&C lines, the insurer’s extensive benefits portfolio remains intact.

Manulife, Sun Life and Industrial Alliance chipped in nearly $300 million to help the MaRS discovery district pay back a government loan.

Groups say the U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services could resume distributing risk-adjustment funds by issuing an interim final rule.

With the ability of artificial intelligence to arrive at its own conclusions, governance over the machines is critical for the sake of business executives and customers alike.

The future is coming faster than expected, due to trends like Mecalfe's Law and Bezos's Law that are picking up speed just as Moore’s Law reaches its limitations.

Gary Sullivan will help aspiring insurance professionals navigate the risks of rewards of an increasingly connected world at Mercyhurst University.

Action by CMS could drive up premiums, force companies to stop offering coverage to needy consumers.

Choices of Corda for distributed-ledger technology and Accenture for security and integration layers gets proofs of concept closer to production.

The largest premiums paid out to IT pros over the past 12 months went to those involved with apps development tools and platforms, at 4 percent for the 92 skills tracked.