Data and information management

KPMB and CB Insights revealed the top-invested insurance technology companies so far this year.

The U.K. auto insurer is eliminating manual processes and cracking down on avoidable phone communication with customers.

The insurer is using a smartphone app to gather driving data.

Savings from the job reductions will be invested in newer businesses that Cisco expects to fuel sales growth, such as cloud computing and connected devices.

The agriculture insurer is looking for accounting and investment insight.

Job site Indeed has just released its report “Where are the Highest Paying Tech Jobs in the US?” which looks at best salary offers adjusted for the cost of living. Here are the top 15.

A hot market in insurance technology vendor M&A can be attributed to core systems players looking to branch out, experts say.

Arity hints at the insurer’s ambitions to create an added revenue stream by selling data and analytics knowledge, even to its competitors.

Three-quarters of organizations dealt with some sort of data theft last year, according to the Ponemon Institute. Here are some of the reasons why, and tips to prevent them.

Insurance technology is increasingly resembling that of the Amazons, Googles and Facebooks of the world – responsive, smart and adapting from sub-second to sub-second to changing realities.

NewKirk Products issues ID cards for the insurers.

March saw the addition of 200 data-related jobs, and May accounted for 100. But those months were offset by a loss of 100 data jobs in January, a loss of 600 in April, and the latest number of 2,300 losses in July.

The life insurer aims to make its employees and licensed agents more agile when protecting customer data

With all the attention and funds now being poured into insurance industry innovation, software providers must help insurers “get ready" before it's too late.

Natali Mohanty was VP of enterprise analytics for Chubb before coming to PURE.

PwC's comprehensive survey of 2,100 enterprises finds these data decisions top-of-mind.

The insurance industry has witnessed particular trends in innovation that highlight a unique claims approach.

Machine learning is the method of choice for developing software for natural language processing, speech recognition, computer vision and robot control, study finds.

The insurance giant will develop an artificial intelligence and deep learning tool that analyzes and deciphers natural language.

The Peruvian insurer has noticed an estimated 45-minute decrease on inspection time by using the app.