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Insurer's chief strategy officer Marik Brockman talks telematics, driverless cars, and working with insurtech startups.

Companies that don't find incumbents to partner with them face a tough road.

The number of plans available on the digital exchanges is dwindling.

Companies are moving from vague notions of data and analytics to specific business problems that data can address.

The reinsurer agrees to partner with Berlin-based startup Simplesurance, developer of cross selling software.

The Singapore-based carrier wholly owned by Liberty Mutual Insurance Group has announced a new telematics application for customers.

The software will help customers monitor thunderstorm exposure.

P&C insurer's IT exec tells INN that collaboration between IT and the business helps it preserve award-winning customer experience.

One-third of organizations are planning to adopt big data in the next 12 months, study finds.

For the first time, we have tangible evidence that insurers and their business partners are willing to do more than “talk the talk” regarding their ability to become a true, innovation-driven industry.

The Munich Re subsidiary has bought Meshify outright, following a strategy of making investments in other IoT companies.

The upgrade will provide Midwest Builders’ Casualty with easier integration capabilities of other third-party vendor technology.

More than half of businesses currently require employees to complete privacy training

The company has promoted Joel Kneisley to the top tech position.

The challenge for insurance companies is that tech talent is a precious commodity, especially at a time when moving into the digital realm and exploiting data analytics is crucial to success.

Insurers and vendor partners are armed with new intelligence, like a model that displays the types, and current density level, of the trees surrounding electricity lines.

As Hurricane Matthew rolls onto the southeastern coast of the U.S., insurance carriers are leveraging the increased connectivity of their customer base to get important information out.

ABI predicts that warehouse, manufacturing and field services areas will represent the most tangible near-term opportunity for enterprise wearable shipments.

Evacuations could push storm damage to $10 billion to $15 billion mainly in losses related to economic disruption.

The consortium now has a $1 million fund to help young insurtechs develop.