Cloud computing

EngageOne Video from Pitney Bowes streams safety videos to users mobile phones, computers and tablets.

However, most companies have yet to fully take advantage of newer digital technologies, study finds.

Taking pride in operational excellence speaks volumes to the technology challenges many insurers face as they evaluate aging systems that can’t perform to the customers’ expectations.

Initial implementation of ISCS’ cloud software will go live in Texas, Louisiana and Florida.

The EIS and Amazon Web Services combination serves the benefits business unit.

Finding and retaining IT talent starts at a very young age, according to these industry execs.

Enterprise data protection efforts may not be fully aligned with IT modernization initiatives driven by cloud computing, study finds.

Insurance IT budgets are largely unchanged year-over-year; a missed opportunity, says industry expert.

One-third of organizations are planning to adopt big data in the next 12 months, study finds.

The Munich Re subsidiary has bought Meshify outright, following a strategy of making investments in other IoT companies.

The Silicon Valley organization is connecting insurance technology startups with carriers.

Insurer's conversion to Salesforce prevents end users from having to improvise ways to cobble together data.

The pay-per-mile insurer has rolled out new claims and document management technology at the same time it announces acquisition and new funding round.

The Ohio insurance company will modernize using Innovative Computer Systems' cloud-based platform.

Next-gen technologies can be combined in several ways to deliver a top-notch digital experience, says Silicon Valley Insurance Accelerator CEO.

Oracle is stepping up efforts in cloud-based technology as it rolls out new products and acquires other companies to cater to the increasing number of customers that prefer to buy computing, networking and storage capabilities via networks from large providers.

Half of IT leaders surveyed rarely verify the validity of certifications claimed by workers or job candidates, TEKsystems finds.

Vulnerability to ransomware will only get worse as organizations invest more in cloud-based applications, report finds.

The launch follows other insurers backing Trov's technology abroad.

The companies have allied to produce a cloud-based core systems suite for Canadian insurers.