Mobile technology

There is no question that understanding the technologies themselves are important, but it is about what the technologies mean for customers, risks, and operations.

The insurtech intends to offer more thorough, cheaper automobile coverage through its smartphone app.

Insurance agency's client portfolio encompasses small-to-medium fleets ranging from tow trucks to concrete mixers and cranes.

The insurtech will collect data on driver smartphone interaction, which will be analyzed to predict future underwriting losses.

Insurer's new self-service portal offers injured workers real-time connectivity to claims professionals and access to a network of healthcare providers.

New unit will invest in startups with expertise in mobility, connected health, data intelligence and cybersecurity.

Home insurers have an opportunity to revolutionize their business like health and auto companies have with the Internet of Things.

The smartphone application is a response to recent upticks in ransomware attacks, the company says.

Less than one-fifth of top life insurance carriers have a policyholder smartphone app, according to Aite Group research, leaving lots of room for improvement in leveraging the channel.

Insurer will provide emergency assistance to drivers via Waze's mobile app.