Data and information management

Rather than stifle digital transformation, limited resources can motivate any company ready to think beyond the past, willing to find partners outside traditional vendors, and eager to be agile and creative.

Telematics, blockchain and RPA are all on the menu at the Worcester, Mass.-based multiline insurer.

Members of the Society for Information Management offer their advice on how to best plan and launch an initiative, and who in the organization needs to be involved.

Survey finds 62% of those ages 18 to 34 would let carriers use third-party data from social, fitness apps and smart-home devices to lower prices

Artificial intelligence, real-time data and social capital can reverse the fate of individuals, families and communities.

Liberty Holdings Ltd. refused a ransom demand after its IT infrastructure was breached and some emails accessed.

Bryce Austin, who was Target’s CISO during the retailer’s infamous data breach, says carriers need to be sure their partners are just as secure as they are.

Gains are especially being made near UC Berkeley, one of the major research universities in the Bay Area.

In its new report '100 Data and Analytics Predictions Through 2022,' Gartner looks at how analytics and business intelligence will impact corporate strategies.

Companies that produce hardware designed to detect and mitigate water damage see insurers as natural partners.

CSS insurance uses fast sentiment analysis on communications, helping the insurer steer customers toward the best treatment option.

Unqork, the new company from Gary Hoberman, aims to help insurers improve the customer and agent experience.

With hundreds of options on the market, knowing which one is best for any organization is no easy task. Here's how to separate the best from the rest in a growing field.

A report that the retail behemoth was considering selling home-insurance products sent a shockwave through the industry.

Cybersecurity regulation will not be one size fits all, meaning insurers will need to proactively respond to new laws as they emerge.

Moving applications from legacy systems to digital ones takes more than simply swapping underlying hardware or adopting cloud.

The storage option provides attractive benefits such as scalability, speed, advanced analysis, centralization and integration of data under one system, says a new study.

Although many insurers have developed digital roadmaps, their tech initiatives aren’t aligned and their digital channels aren’t integrated.

The deal helps the firm to add programming tools and tie up with a company that has become a key part of the way it writes its own software.

Here are three things insurers can do to take maximum advantage of machine learning’s potential.