Data and information management

Cyber thieves like to try to gain access to sensitive data through third parties, placing greater emphasis on the part of insurers to vet vendor relationships.

How insurers can ensure that sensitive data accessed by third parties is well protected.

Customer-centricity matters more than any other strategic imperative, based on a Forrester global survey of more than 250 insurance business decision-makers.

The automaker and Aioi Nissay Dowa Insurance have created Toyota Insurance Management Solutions USA, which will iterate on usage-based insurance.

Four programmers at Reactive, Inc. have created software that can decipher handwriting in Japanese.

U.S. agencies and regulators are trying to make the auto industry more aware of cyber threats and quicker in acting to plug security gaps.

Carriers noted that speed of delivery and the ability to provide unique capabilities were the key drivers for implementing in the cloud.

Savings from the replacement of legacy systems are being redirected to fund digital initiatives, Gartner finds.

Jennifer Sepull replaces Greg Schwartz, who retired.

With the industry's focus on the Internet of Things, being 'closer to the ground' might be the right move.

The Brazilian Insurer will also implement Guidewire’s Digital Portal for agents.

Why the health insurer's COO had to resign, and what insurers across business lines can learn.

To remain competitive, companies must meet ever-increasing data demands by building, running and managing modern cloud applications.

Ron Guerrier is focusing on 5 "E"s since taking over the P&C insurer's IT operations last December.

New data platform aims to improve the management of claim outcomes for self-insureds.

Carriers aim to expedite the underwriting process with new admin systems that rate, price and organize unstructured data quickly.

Buyers have caught wind of the opportunity in the insurance industry's hunger for big data and analytics,

The accuracy, scalability, consistency and accessibility of APIs is critical to avoid potential errors or issues.

In addition, more than a quarter of hacks affect e-mail.

Insurers want to leverage smart devices, but there are key barriers, says Aite Group.