Insurance technology

The Travelers Institute provided insights into the evolution of property insurance and how tech has impacted the industry, in a webinar held Nov. 12, 2025.

The real challenge isn't in which technologies to adopt, but in identifying how to extract the most value from investments.

A new study from Asurion Europe examines the impediments to the adoption of smart home technology.

Dr. Lou Gritzo, Chief Science Officer at FM, explains why there are more frequent and severe storms, flooding, wildfires and other weather-related events.

Dr. Lou Gritzo, chief science officer at FM, shares why there are more frequent and severe weather-related events in a new DigIn podcast.

Paper checks can delay the claims payment process for policyholders, but many companies are still hesitant to move to a digital payment system.

Despite the buzz over AI's positive impact on claims, carriers may need to ramp up their anti-fraud efforts.

A new study from CCC examines key factors affecting customer satisfaction.

A new industry trends report highlights plans for innovation and how implementation could reshape the insurance ecosystem.

Digital technologies are changing the role of insurance agents as they transition from being product-centric to customer-centric.

Technology is changing every aspect of the customer experience and can be a deciding factor when it comes to retaining policyholders.

Humans are often the greatest risks to a company's cybersecurity.

Embedded insurance allows businesses to immediately provide customers with insurance for their purchases.

Elad Tsur, former CEO and co-founder of Planck, shares his insights.

Only 5% of global carriers are "best-in-class" for customer satisfaction, according to the Capgemini World Life Insurance Report 2025.

An upcoming podcast with the firm's cyber team leader Christa Johnson dives into how to prepare for vulnerabilities and the nuances of ransomware.

Former astronaut Scott Kelly discussed the importance of teamwork and continuing to strive to do the impossible.

Insurers are introducing AI-driven technology and historical data analysis to combat the costly impacts of climate risks.