Data and information management

Working with Hamilton and Two Sigma, the companies aim to enhance the underwriting capabilities of the U.S. small business market.

Aetna will subsidize Apple Watch purchases for its customers to support a suite of apps for the wearable device.

Verisk Insurance Solutions joins Guidewire PartnerConnect and augments the software provider's policy admin system.

Many organizations are still trying to figure out how to get business values from expensive analytics programs.

Analytics leaders at AXA, Gen Re, Sentry and more take the temperature of their efforts.

ICC will leverage App2Data to decrease turnaround times on quotes.

The company is opening its wearable-technology powered product to older customers.

The company creates peer groups through charitable giving.

New Mexico Mutual has selected Valen Analytics’ data, analytics and predictive modeling suite to improve underwriting performance, the company recently announced.

Is data scientist still the “Sexiest job of the 21st Century?” For some, it could be, if they have the right skill sets.

Next-gen technologies can be combined in several ways to deliver a top-notch digital experience, says Silicon Valley Insurance Accelerator CEO.

Patrick J. Sullivan joins the insurer's U.S. life insurance unit.

Oracle is stepping up efforts in cloud-based technology as it rolls out new products and acquires other companies to cater to the increasing number of customers that prefer to buy computing, networking and storage capabilities via networks from large providers.

The workers' compensation insurer found success with Valen Analytics software.

Health insurers should provide doctors with raw claims feeds and aggregated reports, industry group recommends.

Half of IT leaders surveyed rarely verify the validity of certifications claimed by workers or job candidates, TEKsystems finds.

The specialty insurer deploys eleven different personal lines products on its new platform, in three different states.

The company cited its work on analytics, telematics and cyber risk as evidence that technology is having a transformative effect on insurance.

The new regulations will apply only to banks and other financial services companies licensed by the state of New York.

With vehicles sitting idle for most of the day, the company is betting on inevitable changes to the system.