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The carrier says that its agent population will benefit from being able to offer the new capability as a component of its workers' compensation products.

The insurer is using a smartphone app to gather driving data.

Savings from the job reductions will be invested in newer businesses that Cisco expects to fuel sales growth, such as cloud computing and connected devices.

The challenge for insurance IT managers is to sell their workplaces and companies as cutting-edge opportunities for IT professionals.

The company's plan to deploy self-driving cars in ride-hailing and ride-sharing fleets is similar to what General Motors aims to do with Lyft, while its scheduled start matches BMW’s timeframe.

Entire states such as South Carolina and Alabama may be down to one insurance option on the Affordable Care Act's exchanges.

The agriculture insurer is looking for accounting and investment insight.

Job site Indeed has just released its report “Where are the Highest Paying Tech Jobs in the US?” which looks at best salary offers adjusted for the cost of living. Here are the top 15.

Internet-connected cars and other everyday products have become the fastest-growing part of the U.S. wireless industry.

The company will implement iPipeline's iGO in an accelerated model in order to meet distributors' needs.

A hot market in insurance technology vendor M&A can be attributed to core systems players looking to branch out, experts say.

VR can be leveraged to learn, travel, educate, and share experiences with others.

The company's mobile app allows drone enthusiasts to buy coverage right before a flight starts.

Leader of Citigroup’s FinTech unit taking on new digital and tech challenges for the military-focused insurer.

Scott St. John will lead the insurer's claims operations effective Aug. 22.

The company has adopted three components of the vendor's suite.

Arity hints at the insurer’s ambitions to create an added revenue stream by selling data and analytics knowledge, even to its competitors.

Three-quarters of organizations dealt with some sort of data theft last year, according to the Ponemon Institute. Here are some of the reasons why, and tips to prevent them.

Many organizations, especially insurance companies, have been attempting to straddle the (little-D) "delta" between enormous stores of legacy assets and 2010s-era digital demands in recent years.

The broker will use Instec technology to process homeowners insurance.