Digital distribution

In her newly created position, Nancy Maloy will spearhead a global refresh of the company’s supplemental products.

The new wave of digital technologies is sending a clear message to even the most recalcitrant insurers: Go digital or go home.

Independent insurance agents are increasingly vulnerable to digital disruption, according to a new Accenture survey.

The race to ‘go digital’ is on as insurers focus their innovation efforts on these five technologies.

INN and Celent recognized the insurance industry’s most innovative solution providers and carriers at our eighth annual awards ceremony in New Orleans.

Delivering an enriched customer experience requires a new digital architecture running alongside legacy systems.

Digital competition may dictate a new organizational architecture in which emerging digital processes coexist with traditional ones.

MetLife’s Business Owner Policy portfolio is now available in five states via Dovetail’s click-and-quote portal.

Newly launched apps are intended to help agents and insurers address the challenges of client retention and agent productivity, the companies said.

SMA believes that insurers must embrace a "shared economy," crowdsourcing and open innovation to get ahead in the new marketplace.

Celent finds that U.S. and UK consumers are willing to share data about themselves under the right circumstances.

Esther Lee previously has held senior positions with AT&T, RSCG and Coca-Cola.

Options provide personalized healthcare experience; plans include free access to mobile apps, resources and tools designed help participants to make informed decisions.

The rate of change is accelerating for demographics, technology and customer expectations.

A new analysis from Aon Hewitt, the National Business Group on Health and The Futures Company sheds light on perspectives, behaviors and attitudes toward health and wellness.

Significant challenges stand between current lead-referral business models and potential role as value-added deal closers, according to Celent report.

INN celebrated its Women in Insurance Leadership award winners at a celebration in Chicago on October 20 and 21.

Stewart served as the institute’s president for 15 years and is credited with transforming it from a small PR firm into a premier insurance reference point for journalists, academics and policymakers.

Consumer operated and oriented plans have given some commercial carriers a run for their money in parts of the HIX marketplace, but are running into some of the same systemic obstacles that have dogged for-profit plans.

The changes, which also include requirements for insurers on the transparency of their rate increases, are open to public comment.