Data and information management

Carrier will establish its recently purchased Hamilton USA business as an analytics unit aimed at leveraging data science for commercial underwriting and claims.

With its EMAP platform, the company says it's more agile and better able to explore new ways to interacts with clients.

Education provider for P&C industry aims to advance development of insurance use cases for the technology.

Insurtech's camera device records visual data, as well as traditional usage-based insurance factors, to develop driving scores.

A majority of IT professionals still think perimeter security is effective at keeping unauthorized users out of their networks, a new study reveals.

Sastry Durvasula will lead the design and delivery of the broker's data & analytics technology across its global business.

Organizations are directing more of their spending on infrastructure from on-premises to off-premises deployments, says IDC research director Natalya Yezhkova.

Designed to close protection gaps in China, data-driven product pays off in near-real time after a storm passes through.

Otonomo collects hundreds of data points from cars and packages them to inform insurers' UBI programs.

New York law will have ripple effects on insurers around the country.

Michael Taht says that U.S. unit's robust analytics capabilites are driving underwriting results.

Nearly half of firms polled think the problem affects their ability to innovate, develop new products and services and get them to market quickly.

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Initial excitement over digital's potential has been tempered by real-world challenges, but there are ways to break through.

The vast majority of stakeholders see administrative waste as a cause of poor communication.

Projected gains from AI include $6.6 trillion from increased productivity and $9.1 trillion from consumption side-effects, says PwC.

Former actuary Brian Ingle takes over responsibility for the reinsurance broker's data strategy

Technologies are expected to capture, store, manage and analyze large and variable collections of information.

While many computer systems have been patched up to protect against malware such as WannaCry, this new infection has additional capabilities that let it spread by other means.

New entrants can benefit from a fresh technology start, say three prominent startup CEOs.