Mobile technology

The strategy remains a good way for newcomers to enter the market, but carriers must provide additional value propositions to the consumer, Novarica says.

The Streetwide Drivers Club app allows customers to earn rewards points toward gift cards on popular brands and receive premium discounts.

Having a vision statement and defining the future state of each business process can greatly aid insurer's core replacement efforts.

Opportunities arise for insurers to catch customers as Pokemon GO users wander into dangerous places.

In a world in which insurers are considering using wearables like FitBit to validate claims data, apps like Pokemon GO offer the same information in much greater detail.

Health payers are taking multi-pronged approaches to make the inevitable transition to value-based care, including the expansion of their data & analytics capabilities.

The life insurer attempts to provide customers with a more convenient way to enroll and manage their policies online.

The rapidly changing nature of the connected vehicle, as well as regulatory uncertainty, are stifling investment and innovation for UBI and telematics in insurance.

The insurer is expanding its online offerings to mobile and developing new products for customers' smartphones.

As mobile technology gets smarter, stronger, and more entwined with policyholders' lives, insurers are finding new ways to leverage it.

NFFG's new site allows customers to research, compare and buy life coverage on their phones.

The app aids property owners in building stronger homes to protect against severe weather and natural disasters.

Emerging technologies and a renewed interest in long-term care are fueling innovation in the insurance industry, according to Aite Group.

Core insurance systems vendors are consolidating at a rapid pace this year as startup technology firms enter the marketplace. Here are some of the biggest deals so far in 2016.

Two factors driving the wearables market forward are cellular connectivity and applications, IDC research finds.

The latest organization tapping into the insurance tech startup boom talks about the trends driving investment and the areas set to be disrupted.

Customers can use the new mobile app to complete a home inspection in as little as 25 minutes.

While not an insurance provider, League Inc. connects customers, employees and a broad array of carriers through its app.

Technology columnist David Pogue introduced insurers to a wealth of new technologies and their potential to change the world of risk management at IASA 2016.

Fadell will leave Nest immediately and be replaced by Motorola's former executive VP of mobility.