Digital distribution

The U.S. insurer partners with LexisNexis Risk Solutions to provide a mobile app option where members can also signup and save on premiums.

The life insurer is utilizing iPipeline's iGO Drop Ticket software to make issuing policies a faster process for agents.

Technology allows insurance coverage to be turned on and off at the touch of a button. Here's a look at how that could change the industry.

Digitally native companies' adept use of data and analytics for customer interaction isn't going unnoticed by large insurers, who are working to better leverage data, industry experts say.

Roostify’s technology allows potential buyers to submit a loan application online or via mobile app.

The auto insurer is using ProcessOne to streamline the billing experience.

With its analytical power, Google could have created a truly disruptive experience by providing consumers with a powerful recommendation engine.

Hallmark will interface multiple data sources with StoneRiver's software in efforts to automate reinsurance administration.

Marsh, Aon, State Farm vet Bill Pieroni succeeds Greg Maciag, ACORD CEO and lifer who is retiring.

The insurance corner of the startup world is heating up. Here are some of the biggest movers from the first quarter of 2016.

WNS will manage end-to-end predictive analytics for claims, underwriting, distribution and fraud for the insurer.

While insurance agents aren't on their way out, they and their carrier partners must adjust to these market facts, according to Aite Group.

The commercial and life insurer aims to increase connectivity and automated data exchange with its agency partners.

The company has interactive, personalized videos that explain coverage options to customers with help from Pitney Bowes.

Sapiens will also provide the UK insurer with its agent/client portal and content management technology as part of the agreement.

Oscar expanded into Los Angeles, Dallas and San Antonio this year and has said it signed up about 145,000 customers across all of its markets.

With the move, the P&C insurer aims to improve its overall billing and customer experience.

The deal marks the second purchase for the insurance software provider in the past 12 months.

The Colorado-based medical liability insurer is in the middle of its IT revamp strategy.

While this may be a small win for establishment insurers, it doesn’t mean these organizations should rest on their laurels. The time is now to innovate, fill a void, and improve overall services.