Data and information management

Data mastery is a priority for carriers across business lines, but there are still roadblocks.

For healthcare payers, the answer depends on more than just saving money—optimizing health should be the basis for adoption.

A new report, as well as several other studies, confirm a frustrating problem: The AI hype is making it impossible to figure out how much businesses really need it and are using it.

With the California mandate to take effect by January 2020 and a potential new U.S. federal privacy law that could supersede it, firms need to start taking stock of their privacy practices.

The visionaries are leveraging the data that sits in the ecosystems around them—and are applying AI on top of the data to turn it into predictive insights.

By 2022, there will be more than 12 billion mobile-ready devices and Internet of Things connections, up from about nine billion mobile-ready devices and IoT connections in 2017.

The right software can make a major difference for carriers that are seeking to implement digital tech.

Data management and analytics, security and artificial intelligence are among the technology areas where organizations must make their investments for IoT payoffs.

California and others have passed consumer privacy laws, and lawmakers in Congress are beginning to address the issue. Here's an overview of the players and the proposals.

Shifting to the cloud isn’t just a matter of flipping a switch, and the cost savings won’t be automatic if you’re not acting advisedly. As a result, CIOs should keep these three concerns top of mind.