Cloud computing

The rise of serverless computing, a bigger balance between cloud and local systems, and renewable energy adoption are among the priorities for a growing number of organizations.

Driving this transition will be the growing number of Internet of Things devices and the rapid maturation of artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies.

This year will unleash a major disruption for the analytics and information management space. It will upend decades worth of accepted practices and introduce new winners and losers.

Enterprises realize that if they can refocus their resources on their core competency, they would be much more competitive in their respective markets,

A new study finds that 69% of organizations mistakenly think information protection, privacy and compliance are the responsibility of the service provider.

Vendor will provide insurer with an automated cloud-based platform offering portfolio data, accounting entries and reporting tools.

Artificial intelligence, the IoT, cloud computing and cryptocurrencies are among the technologies that will dominate new IT investments, according to the researcher.

The new tool, LifeLink, leverages cloud communications and data analytics to connect users with 911 dispatchers

Enterprises remain committed to building on their legacy infrastructures, but the massive influx of data poses new challenges to incorporating it all.

The primary uses are for sending alerts, notifications and reminders, marketing messages, streamlining account registration and protecting accounts with two-factor authentication.

Artificial intelligence, intelligent apps, immersive-experience devices among Gartner’s technologies to watch.

Companies with good remote work procedures can easily switch from in-office setups to work from home or work from alternate location needs.

Almost a decade after Zurich's implementation, the insurer's cloud journey presents lessons for carriers undergoing similar projects.

SVP and CIO has worked to support the professional development of women in the sector while delivering on innovative projects for the carrier.

Brighthouse Financial CIO leaned on cloud to support life insurers' spinoff from MetLife.

The tech firn doubles down on attempts to back early-stage companies that are building software around AI, blockchain and computer vision.

Carrier partnered with Amazon Web Services and Deloitte to reduce spending and improve speed to market of new capablities, CIO explains.

To meet the needs of customers and deliver services as needed, insurers need knowledgeable, skilled people to build and manage sophisticated applications, algorithms and analytics.

These very specialized organizations need robust systems to support their operations, but many are under-resourced.

Financial services lead the way in tech investments fueled by big data and analytics projects.