Claims

An experimental device is alleged to read a driver’s intention to brake, but its practicality and reliability is questionable.

Aon Benfield report charts uptick in global tropical cyclone activity in July.

How will you ensure that the vendor you choose will stand the test of time and will truly become your strategic business partner versus just a technology provider?

While technology continues to reduce the total number of thefts, domestic makes overtake NICB's list of most-stolen vehicles for the first time since 2002.

Four insurance technology experts reveal how close IT-business collaboration works to facilitate IT budgets that foster long-term growth.

New Novarica report says carriers are prioritizing the evaluation of claims systems, and have a broad choice of claims solutions to meet their needs.

Commercial lines carrier to use 4Sight business intelligence solution.

The insurance industry is seen as a prime example of how to handle data-sharing the right way; namely, collecting data on policyholders' driving habits in order to offer discounts for safe driving behaviors.

J.D. Power evaluates 13 property insurers' claims services; Auto-Owners, The Hartford and USAA provide claimants most satisfying experience.

Exclusive mapping technology will help the company measure the potential yield of agricultural areas.

In a new wave of investment, insurers to move from infrastructure to ‘extrastructure’ development.

Keefe, Bruyette & Woods report expresses concern over P&C industry balance sheets.

Report focuses on the types of equipment likely to be stolen and recovered, location of thefts and recoveries.

Text messaging, mobile apps provide fast way to communicate.

Vehicle Tech Prevents Crashes: Report

Swiss Re chooses Java versions of CSC’s POINT IN and AWD for its North American P&C operations.

Marsh will consolidate efforts of more than 1,350 dedicated claims colleagues located around the world.

Despite being a top priority of the insurance industry for many years, legacy modernization efforts can seem almost Sisyphean in nature.

The big worry in cybercrime is data or systems loss, but hacking into implanted devices may also be a cause for concern.

1 in 5 Licensed Drivers Wouldn’t Pass Written Test