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This is the third buy for Insurity in the past two years.

Half of all revenue is attributed to policy administration software in IBIS report.

Trov enables users to insure personal items using their mobile phones for the duration they choose.

Chief digital officer Darryl Siry has overseen a shift to Amazon Web Services.

The Munich Re subsidiary agrees to terms with IT services provider L&T Infotech.

The insurer is revamping its entire IT environment.

Metlife's innovation center, LumenLab, is calling for new products in customer engagement, claims and the sales process,

The Hawaiian insurer aims to standardize policy administration, billing and claims using Guidewire's cloud-based platform.

The TAP application allows commercial insureds to activate response teams.

The St. Louis-based company aims to increase efficiencies around its cargo loss reporting within its businesses.

The Hartford leads in ranking of auto claims satisfaction; more customers are checking claim status online.

Initial implementation of ISCS’ cloud software will go live in Texas, Louisiana and Florida.

Analytics on its own isn't a strategy, says P&C insurer VP -- it's a way to put other strategies in motion.

USAA uses a three-pronged approach to achieve a top mobile user experience, according to Patrick Kelly, the insurer’s emerging technology executive.

The insurer began implementation of Guidewire software in 2013.

Travelers' claim SVP Patrick Gee says that drones are helping the company be more efficient in processing claims after Hurricane Matthew.

The reinsurer agrees to partner with Berlin-based startup Simplesurance, developer of cross selling software.

The software will help customers monitor thunderstorm exposure.

The upgrade will provide Midwest Builders’ Casualty with easier integration capabilities of other third-party vendor technology.

Insurers and vendor partners are armed with new intelligence, like a model that displays the types, and current density level, of the trees surrounding electricity lines.