Data and information management

Carriers leading the way in transforming their businesses tend to have a clear view of and strong follow-through on innovation efforts, says Accenture.

The settlement, which ends class-action lawsuits in several states, is the largest in history for a cyber exposure.

The most difficult to acquire talent this summer are IT pros with experience in artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things, says CompTIA.

Supplemental insurers teams with Splunk to collect and analyze data on threats against its systems.

As automation and cloud services take hold, fewer workers will be needed overall but the demand for data professionals will rise.

Carriers are ready to embrace digital transformation and are unlikely to be pushed out by insurtech startups, says EY’s David Connolly.

The majority of organizations globally understand the urgency of embracing new technologies and updating their systems, says Antony Bourne of IFS.

Another industry alliance is forged aimed at providing driver data to insurance companies.

Partner Martha Notaras says that her fund is working to keep up with a fast-moving market for new insurance technology companies.

Dr. Meghan Anzelc signs on as VP of data and analytics for the commercial insurer.

Professionals with the right skillsets are earning the highest salary premiums according to new research from Foote Associates.

"Smart contracts" provide a shared view of policy data in real-time while helping fight fraud.

Many organizations want to start artificial intelligence projects before they fully grasp the issues that will make or break any effort.

Eligible customers can use the ExpressTrack platform to get life insurance without requiring a doctor visit, company says.

Many organizations complain of inaccurate information, a dearth of expertise among in-house analysts and a shortage of skilled workers.

Technology organizations are becoming more services-focused and that is changing needed job roles. Survivors will need information management and business skills.

A wealth of available information on patients and their health will help drive quality, efficiency and customer satisfaction, says CEO Joseph Swedish.

At the 4th annual Data Science Symposium, leading artificial intelligence and data science researchers exchange ideas on how to deliver better experiences to consumers.

Carrier experts discuss keys to creating a data-driven culture and improving customer experience at IASA conference.

Nearly all organizations that used artificial intelligence to support their efforts said they realized significant revenue increases, says new study.