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Companies with websites are working through privacy requirements and to be web compliant.
March 23LOKKER -
By facilitating access to rich, unstructured data in real-time, technology is paving the way for insurers to employ greater personalization and become customer-centric. It can drive tremendous growth opportunities as well as cost and operational efficiencies by promoting wellbeing and prevention services.
December 16Mphasis -
Not only is digital technology changing but so is the regulatory landscape. Some U.S. states have passed laws that will lead the insurance industry to take a fresh look at technology such as Bluetooth and navigation because they capture significant amounts of personal information from drivers and occupants.
December 9Privacy4Cars -
In other news: Algorithm calculates number of good health years; Hiro rebrands to Locket; Alliant launches diversity initiative.
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Helping insurers to use new and emerging sources of data to streamline or improve operations and processes, reduce costs, and boost efficiency.
May 26Xceedance -
Departments of Motor Vehicles across the United States have been selling personal information to thousands of companies, including insurance agencies, towing companies and even private investigators.
September 17 -
The regulation will impact the national and global economy, representing a seismic change for compliance procedures in the US, similar to how GDPR has changed privacy rules globally.
February 27Archive360 -
The Digital Footprint service is designed to identify, secure, and control personal data.
February 19Celent -
IBM allegedly used location data for targeted advertising and to identify trends for hedge funds, while telling consumers their location would only be used to localize forecasts.
January 7 -
Finding critical data in a sea of company data can feel daunting. Start by creating a data inventory to help identify potential 'data hotspots,' recommends Matthew Nelson.
October 4Compliance, Governance and Oversight Counsel