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Guidewire's BillingCenter is set to replace three of the insurer's legacy billing systems.

Digital Insurance toured MassMutual's analytics center in Amherst, Mass.

New research shows insurers still covet technology pros, but are also finding them too difficult to hire.

Data scientists at the life insurer take INN through the process of developing a predictive model.

The deal marks the second purchase for the insurance software provider in the past 12 months.

In a Q&A, MassMutual VP of data science Sears Merritt talks about how the company's data science lab is tapping into data sources new and old to build business-changing models.

HPE's 2016 cybersecurity report details the emerging threats to organizations learned last year.

The IDC's latest study predicts a major slow down in IT investments thanks to economic weakness in emerging markets.

The Colorado-based medical liability insurer is in the middle of its IT revamp strategy.

PwC asked 101 insurance CEOs what technology tools were on their radar. Here are the top five responses.

P&S Market Research report finds insurers are expected to invest more heavily than other industries in telematics through 2022.

OneShield's market module for third-party administrators is set to enhance the insurer's file sharing capabilities.

The peer-to-peer insurer will deviate from traditional metrics used by insurance companies and use behavioral economics to sell policies.

Venture Scanner says $435 billion has flown to 535 insurance tech startups. Here are the top winners.

While this may be a small win for establishment insurers, it doesn’t mean these organizations should rest on their laurels. The time is now to innovate, fill a void, and improve overall services.

Ravello employees would join Oracle as part of Oracle Public Cloud, according to Oracle.

Established insurance players shouldn't take today's news that Google Compare is shutting down as a sign that the disruptive force is gone for good, say industry observers.

Google spent several years building a presence in auto insurance aggregation in the US and UK only to abruptly pull the plug. Let's recap.

With the move, the California-based insurer aims to improve workflow for its growing portfolio of brokerages.

The lesson is not “the old ways are best.” The lesson is “new market dynamics mean new models.”