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The insurers have agreed to co-produce a pilot project to achieve a blockchain proof of concept for inter-group retrocessions.

VP of personal lines delivery was tapped to create a five-year technology roadmap for the company.

Riczko recently embarked on a leadership role in a transformation of Westfield’s small commercial lines underwriting capabilities.

USAA uses a three-pronged approach to achieve a top mobile user experience, according to Patrick Kelly, the insurer’s emerging technology executive.

2016 marks the first year at PHLY where chat and email interaction with customers has increased while traditional telephone communication has declined.

The insurer began implementation of Guidewire software in 2013.

Reierson manages digital, CRM and customer experience.

How Olsen pioneered an "outside-in" approach to analytics strategy.

The increased focus on digitalization in insurance means talented technologists have lots of opportunities to apply their innovations. That’s something that makes Esurance such a great fit for Nandini Easwar, the company’s director of quality assurance and IT compliance.

Blockchain, augmented reality, IoT and more poised to disrupt all businesses, including insurance, next year.

Insurance Networking News honors 10 executives using next-generation technologies and customer insight to grow their businesses

Like many data leaders across the insurance industry, Rasa sees the potential for insurers to be bigger risk-management partners to all their clients.

Milligan’s work with MoneyGuard helped revolutionize Lincoln Financial’s underwriting philosophy.

Reardon has created several think tanks at Hamilton Re to tackle issues like innovation and emerging risk.

Insurance IT budgets are largely unchanged year-over-year; a missed opportunity, says industry expert.

The company has selected investment management software from Eagle Investment Systems.

Travelers' claim SVP Patrick Gee says that drones are helping the company be more efficient in processing claims after Hurricane Matthew.

The industries making the biggest investments in security solutions in 2016 will be banking, followed by discrete manufacturing, federal/central government, and process manufacturing.

According to an IT salary study by Robert Half Technology, IT pros can expect these pay rates for the top data jobs in 2017.

The Northeast insurer will implement its new platform in a phased roll out.