Commercial lines

Insurtech's technology will power smartphone-based telematics initiative to help score oil and gas drivers.

Insurtech's DriveCam system will be offered to fleet customers of the insurer.

A diverse range of carriers including Travelers and Chubb are deploying internet of things devices to aid customers in several business lines.

A quarter of commercial insurers are now leveraging AI, and other new entrants are picking up steam as well.

Company capitalizes on new connected-device requirements for truckers to roll out program.

The insurers has partnered with Safe Drive Systems on an accident-avoidance pilot.

Many new insurers focused on commercial lines see value in the core systems that incumbent insurers already use.

Carriers are able to leverage delayed flight information to provide customers with various other options of travel, similar to the hospitality online marketplace.

ParaZero’s drone safety software, SafeAir, serves as a failsafe system for malfunctioning unmanned aircraft vehicles.

Priorities are notably centered around the insurance agent for growth as well as investments in AI and data analytics.

The platform, tailored to small business owners, is first being offered to DJs, but will soon be extended to personal trainers and health & wellness coaches.

Startups and their carrier and venture capital partners are looking to cooperate to transform the insurance industry, not simply 'disrupt,' says panel.

SkyWatch.AI’s mobile application calculates a "safety score" before each drone flight, which is used by the commercial insurer in underwriting.

Pete Frey will develop and oversee a usage-based insurance program and connected business fleet platform for Nationwide's commercial customers in new role.

Innovation teams understand that the connected world is evolving rapidly, and that competition is coming from industry newcomers as well as incumbents.

Commercial insurer will make technology available to clients that reinforces proper lifting form, with the goal of reducing workers' comp claims.

Bahr Omidfar is responsible for strategic direction of architecture and application development for the commercial insurer.

Insurtech will supply trip-based insurance for lost property and medical expenses to customers using Waymo's new ride-hailing service launching in 2018.

Insurance agency's client portfolio encompasses small-to-medium fleets ranging from tow trucks to concrete mixers and cranes.

The smartphone application is a response to recent upticks in ransomware attacks, the company says.