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Best practices when leveraging Gen AI to more effectively protect data from unauthorized access and cyber threats.

Insurers' tech strategies have expanded but enterprise-level policy administration systems remain a vital backbone.

The New Zealand based life and supplemental health insurer needed to replace an in-house system that couldn't scale. Partners Life implemented the platform in two phases that took more than two years.

Google's cloud clients will be able to access Meta's Llama 2 large language model, as well as AI startup Anthropic's Claude 2 chatbot, to customize with enterprise data for their own apps and services.

It can eliminate geographical barriers and allow teams to access and share data more freely.

Analytics and agent-to-broker communications are becoming more popular applications for cloud data management. Marketing and automation applications haven't yet reached that kind of critical mass. Google and Amazon discuss their cloud services approaches.

Lessons for any insurance finance function looking to modernize.

Amazon Web Services will make Hugging Face's products, which include a language generation tool, available to cloud customers who want to use these tools as the building blocks of their own applications.

Digital Insurance spoke with Eric Sellenberg, technical director, Zurich North America.

Carriers need to focus on two things: defining where the value in cloud lies and building a partnership between business units and IT.

The cloud-based ecosystem will help commercial underwriters evaluate large amounts of information more efficiently.

D2C policy acquisition and servicing aren’t as hard as they might look.

Ford partners with Wejo in Europe and Insurtech NY opens applications for its third accelerator class.

Digital Insurance spoke with Brian Poppe, senior vice president for technology modernization at Mutual of Omaha.

A comparison of the various forms of cloud tenancy across five important areas for insurers: cost, security, agility, maintenance, and scalability.

As we emerge from the pandemic and look to the future, the case for cloud must be elevated beyond the limitations of IT savings, to how insurers can use it to address their biggest business challenges.

The disruptions created by the pandemic, natural disasters and a shifting workforce in the past year have challenged insurers to respond to market uncertainties with speed. Before looking at where technology met its goals and where there are opportunities for 2022, it bears noting how carriers mitigated uncertainty and aggressively charted a path forward. Carriers didn’t shy away from the need to digitize or accelerate movement to the cloud.

Seven-year initiative aims to build predictive and personalized solutions to help members manage health issues.

A well-defined strategy that focuses on organizational accountability and communication is essential to realizing goals.