Iot

Ting's customer-installable sensor monitor the home’s electrical system to detect hazards like arcing from faulty wiring.

The Ring Always Home Cam moves autonomously and is equipped with an indoor camera, giving users multiple view points of their homes.

Partnership with HSB helping in de-risking expensive collections.

Texas-based insurer partners with Roost.

LexisNexis compared more than two thousand homes with installed IoT devices vs. a million uninstalled.

Company retains focus on becoming loss-prevention partner to customers.

The company has introduced water-damage prevention technology under a new brand name, Zurich Smart, in Spain.

Newly targeted customer segment gets access to leak detection tech.

New technology is aimed at helping businesses that need to be more cost-conscious detect leaks and freezes.

Next-generation data storage involves technically-advanced products that are more efficient than conventional products at handling voluminous information on a daily basis.

My Cap BlueCross offers information about ID cards, cost share terminology, when and why a virtual visit is appropriate and care options.

The IoT, 5G technology and server-less computing are among the technologies that will most impact businesses and the bottom line throughout the rest of the year, says a new CompTIA report.

This dynamic and fast-paced environment presents numerous challenges to loss-control efforts, both from a technical as well as a behavioral standpoint.

Industry 4.0 was already underway before AI, 5G and the IoT became household buzzwords. But now that they're here, they're accelerating the rate of transformation like never before.

Installations will be targeted at small- to mid-sized commercial customers with the goal of reducing certain risks.

Director of the former RiskBlock Alliance discusses name change and expanded digital focus including IoT, AI and analytics.

Top investments to support digital transformation are focused on migrating to the cloud and IT security, as well as artificial intelligence, big data, and the Internet of Things.

Smart devices are giving insurers the ability to address risky issues earlier, rather than reacting to losses. A panel discusses the implications.

The challenge for both consumers and businesses is comparable — and ironic: It’s difficult and often expensive to connect connected systems.

Self-driving cars, remote robotic surgery, autonomous weapons -- all that and much more is set to be delivered via the 5G wireless network.