Data and information management

Participants in the Des Moines insurtech organization's third group benefit from new perks this year.

The life insurer's new venture capital unit plans to make investments of up to $3 million in relevant startups.

The carrier adopts Octo's data analytics and telematics services.

A Osterman Research study finds significant evidence that employee turnover and attrition can lead to egregious data loss.

Matthew Isaly will lead the development and integration of core technologies Hamilton Re implements.

As the value propositions of connected cars and homes increase, so does the imperative for insurers to enter those ecosystems through alliances and standalone offers.

The insurance giant adds services to its pay-per-mile and pay-as-you-drive telematics offerings.

The German automaker will put 40 of its 7 Series sedans on the road and train them to drive in urban areas.

The technology will support AMA’s current analytics strategies and complement its recent deployment of Guidewire InsuranceSuite.

As technology pushes the insurance industry into a digital future, there’s lots for carriers to ponder.

Combining Yodil's software with Duck Creek's offerings will provide customers with a full set of insurance data stores, the companies say.

The move follows Pacfic Life's acquisition of Gentworth Financial's technology platform in June.

Study indicates organizations are moving ahead with IoT initiatives and investing in technology to support IoT deployments.

The Michigan insurer worked with Information Builders to translate its terabytes of data into actionable insight.

Mobileye’s sensor technology will be integrated into HERE, the mapping consortium forged by German automakers.

Manufacturers should incorporate cybersecurity throughout the product lifecycle of the technology they’re developing, says FDA’s Suzanne Schwartz.

Artificial intelligence, Google's strategy, and mobile innovation were among the most enticing blog topics of the year.

The information was held by a server operated by a technology services provider, which was not identified by the plan.

Strategy Meets Action research says new tech will change the risk landscape significantly, with people living longer and interacting with insurers more.

Any technologies intended for use by the government, Communist Party organs and major industries will undergo extra scrutiny.