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New offerings target MGAs, TPAs, workers comp, self-insureds and mutual carriers

IT modernization effort focuses on more adaptive product roll-outs and improved customer experience.

Blind-spot and lane-departure systems are immature, and drivers must still learn how to use them, according to AAA engineering experts.

The insurance industry’s list of cars and trucks that do the best job of keeping owners alive in a crash jumped 82 percent this year against a backdrop of U.S. recalls of older models that were killing their passengers.

Forrester Research believes that a growing number of businesses will build smart applications atop the open source Big Data platform in the coming year.

Claims solutions from Accenture and Guidewireare deemed best in class for technology, functionality and customer service.

By leveraging a managed SaaS solution, the global insurer gains greater flexibility across both its internal and customer-facing processes.

J.D. Power and RIMS report that large business commercial insurance customers are most satisfied when insurers and brokers deliver on customer service, price and claims.

The near failure in 2008 of American International Group Inc., which required a $182.3 billion bailout, highlighted the risks of insurers.

Digital competition may dictate a new organizational architecture in which emerging digital processes coexist with traditional ones.

Even in technology, good things may take time.

A timeline of an iconic insurance brand.

Minority of consumers and administrators think the system is on the right track.

Easing the regulatory burden is the happy by-product of many core system upgrades.

Insurance Networking News presents a collection of the most-viewed slideshows from 2014.

Insurance Technologies’ ForeSight and FireLight streamline the end-to-end sales process in the office or in the field.

New technology from Vlocity enables Silicon Valley broker to quickly connect a Salesforce front-end to its Vertafore back-end.

The insurer expanded this year to more than $900 billion in assets, passing Goldman Sachs Group Inc. to become the fifth- largest company in the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index on that basis.

Efforts to reauthorize the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act for six years fell apart after Senator Tom Coburn, an Oklahoma Republican who is retiring, held up the legislation.

The provider of software, hardware and insurance products has bought 640 Labs to offer farmers data tools that can help them maximize yields.