Mobile technology

Policyholders generally are dissatisfied with the apps that their insurers are providing, according to a new study by J.D. Power.

Project Owl hopes to have enough tests done to make their network ready in a small capacity for hurricane season on the U.S.

Perhaps smartphones can be improved to detect and warn of oncoming vehicle menaces, or improvements could come on the vehicle side.

Carriers, regulators, and technologists have turned to an incremental fix for distraction: monitoring the driver, not the vehicle.

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.