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A quarter of carriers have set up investment arms as part of their technology transformation strategy, says KPMG.

Insurer adopts Elafris's virtual agent platform including chatbot technology

Growing risks are often associated with improper sharing through mobile devices, study reveals.

Insurance has the worst smartphone platforms among customer-facing industries. That can’t continue.

The insurer's first foray into usage-based insurance is built to incorporate 21st century driving challenges, says innovation leader.

American Health Care Act was approved by a third House committee on Thursday, but three Republicans joined Democrats in voting against it.

The insurtechs each announced the capability to quote and sell insurance policies on the social network’s chat function.

The need is for EDR, software-defined segmentation, cloud security, and user and entity behavior analytics.

The Signal mobile app, available in Arizona, measures driver attentiveness in addition to traditional metrics.

Insurer signs multi-year agreement with Human Longevity to offer genetic mapping to customers.

The rapidly evolving business intelligence and analytics market is being influenced by seven dynamic trends, according to Gartner Group.

Acquisition follows a series of buys and partnerships inked in recent years by major tech and auto companies with Israeli tech firms.

New platform allows customers to review insurance rates, coverage plans and customer feedback on carriers’ products.

Carriers are motivated to provide a better end-to-end experience for their customers to survive in the digital world, says Celent.

New estimates show 14 million Americans could lose health coverage by next year.

There's still lots of room for improvement in machine learning before driverless cars can take over fully, if virtual assistants are any indication.

Acquisition of Simply Business equips the insurer with a digital distribution platform to help expand its small business line.

Upgrades to the insurance claims process are driven by a desire to prevent customers from jumping ship, says Aite Group's Jay Sarzen.

Intel accelerates a push into what many chip companies view as the next big opportunity: self-driving cars.

Committee members will work to keep regulators up to date on new products from startups and established insurance industry players.