Data architecture

Travelers has partnered with Hover to incorporate 3-D modeling technology into its claims assessment.

Brakes on hurricane development from dry Sahara air and El Nino winds are gone, weather experts say.

In measuring the volume of data, we have blown past exabytes and are now calculating volumes in zettabytes -- an explosion that's upending traditional processes.

A new study finds that within the next two years, all large and midsize carriers will use predictive analytics in their group life operations, while nearly half of small insurers will deploy similar capabilities.

Launched in New Jersey, the insurers’ first foray into the line of business focuses on reducing friction in the buying process.

Thanks to explosions in data and analytics capability, carriers have more options than ever to avoid leaning on controversial tactics like credit scores.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency plans to use private-sector data to calculate the real flood threat for each home.

Division working on predictive models and automated underwriting in life insurance launches tool for consumers.

It is a powerful positioning for insurance carriers to view themselves as data companies first, incorporating that information across all facets of the organization.

Across the industry, carriers report that basic third-party data capabilities are common and that pilot activity is high.