Mobile technology

The bank will follow the same concept as Vitality, which rewards clients who eat healthy and exercise with discounts on flights, gym and meal.

App focuses on healthy habits with insurance coverage increasing with each reported improvement.

Carriers will begin leveraging data for more personalized products based on customers' 'digital demographics,' says Accenture.

The business world is increasingly mobile, and if organizations don’t provide easy access to data analytics capabilities for mobile users, they might be missing out on huge opportunities.

A majority of workers need access to company data and documents on mobile devices today, but many can't retrieve the documents and information they need remotely.

This combination ensures accuracy over time and enables the ability to analyze information and provide it quickly.

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

Partnership gives life insurance customers insight into the testing process for underwriting.

Digital Insurance catches up with some insurance market share leaders to identify the digital initiatives that are components of their success.

W. R. Berkley division is hoping to improve the auto insurance customer and agent experience.

For healthcare payers, the answer depends on more than just saving money—optimizing health should be the basis for adoption.

By 2022, there will be more than 12 billion mobile-ready devices and Internet of Things connections, up from about nine billion mobile-ready devices and IoT connections in 2017.

Company is working with Lapetus Solutions on an app to sell some products via facial analytics.

Recently minted VP of product innovation Abel Travis outlines carrier’s approach to integrating insurtechs.

CVS Health has a new health program perk for its customers, thanks to a collaboration between its recently acquired insurer and Apple.

The National Institutes of Health and Fitbit are encouraging users of the activity technology to supply data to find linkages between health and personal activity data

Singapore's Grab, using Chinese partner ZhongAn’s technology, will open up its app as a platform for insurers to sell policies.

Even though workers are relying on mobile devices and apps more than ever, many are not leveraging enterprise mobility management.

The claims-processing startup will move overseas in an agreement with the multiline insurer.

As sci-fi author William Gibson said, the future is already here. It’s just not evenly distributed.