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Cloud-based system will rate several lines of commercial insurance.

Erie IT analysts piloted a program to give Google Glass to claims adjusters, and could end up as the insurance flag bearers for the technology.

In insurance, it is easy to be swayed by the shiny new tool and jump to invest in the latest system.

Insurance technology vendors with telematics, analytics, and Internet of Things interests are increasingly linking up to provide more robust capabilities for carriers.

Cigna CEO David Cordani says Anthem's Joseph Swedish hasn’t been able to handle problems at the insurer, like a large data breach by hackers in February, which is holding up a potential deal.

Annabell Bexiga joins the company as commercial insurance business information officer, reporting to AIG CIO Phil Fasano.

As analytics and mobility become higher priorities, a new challenge will emerge: how to find and retain the best talent.

Health insurance companies are on the verge of a consolidation wave much like the pharmaceutical industry has been experiencing.

The perception among insurance company employees is that tech spending is rising rapidly, and regulation is driving strategic decisions.

InsureLinx will become part of Patriot Technology Services, and CEO Jeff Harris will assume the role of EVP, business development, reporting to Steven Mariano, CEO of Patriot National.

Eligibility for USAA products will be determined in Google's initial questionnaire to users.

Insurance analytics provider and connected-car technology company endeavor to expand insurers’ use of risk scoring.

Homeowners insurance customers who share data from their Nest smart home device are eligible for discounts from Liberty Mutual and American Family.

The FAA approval paves the way for consortium members, including Allstate, to use drones to collect and process images for research, which can facilitate the assessment of exterior property damage.

James J. Shea, a former QBE VP responsible for integrating the Australian insurer’s information technology systems, and Eugene Fallon, an outside consultant, allegedly defrauded QBE over two years.

IT leaders are spending too much time down in the engine room, when they should be up on the bridge helping to steer the ship.

The insurer will implement the fraud detection system via cloud to accelerate implementation and contain costs.

Most executives surveyed believe the impact of self-driving cars won’t be felt until 2025, according to KPMG.

Carriers are looking to I.T. for differentiation and agility, which may be driving M&A activity.

Insurer’s retirement solutions division will use Inspire document management application for customer communications.