Cloud computing

The software provider will manage Meadowbrook's payment processing and allow insureds access easy to policy information.

The upshot is teams can use SAP tools to complete a range of common tasks -- book travel, automatically extract receipts from e-mails, recruit job candidates -- without leaving familiar Microsoft environments.

The insurer adopts ISI's Enterprise platform as part of its core systems transformation.

IT leaders have become more central in the boardroom, but find it challenging to find time to innovate.

EY will serve as the implementation partner for the core systems revamp.

Insurance is joining the digital revolution in a big way. But the costs of insurance back-office operations need to come down to open up the gates of innovation.

As part of ongoing modernization efforts, the insurer will convert all its existing policies to digital.

New technology puts the onus on insurers to create platforms that can ingest new business models, says Farmers Insurance head of product innovation Mariel Devesa.

Security needs to be part of all application and data activities up and down enterprises.

The European insurer is adding several crucial capabilities through partnerships, says COO.

Chosen startups will receive funding, weekly mentor sessions with industry leaders, and opportunities for pilot projects.

The German auto insurer will use data collected from IMS' DriveSync5 to reward drivers with discounts on premiums.

Only one-third of organizations are actively preparing for the negative impact IoT could have on their business, study finds.

Compromised credentials still cause almost a quarter of all data breaches, the Cloud Security Alliance finds.

Novarica says more insurers are accelerating their adoption of cloud- and SaaS-based core systems, and offers tips to ensure a successful implementation.

Many IT decision makers find themselves spending more time maintaining current IT systems than searching for ways to modernize, study finds.

The AmFam subsidiary extends its relationship with the software provider and will use its cloud services for its commercial lines of business.

The Object Management Group and OPC Foundation announce a strategy for market and technical interoperability.

The selection is part of the China-based insurer's claims business transformation initiative, aimed towards a greater customer experience.

Carriers noted that speed of delivery and the ability to provide unique capabilities were the key drivers for implementing in the cloud.