Practice and client management

Insurers must listen to their customers and deliver on their expectations before someone else does, says Aflac exec.

How can we develop solutions that prioritize both without creating frustrations for the end user? These are questions we must explore in order to promote positive growth and innovation.

At the Artificial Intelligence conference in New York, Sheldon Fernandez, CEO at DarwinAI, spoke about how organizations can put ethics best practices into play with their AI efforts.

Food sellers, like insurers, faced intense competition from Amazon after its acquisition of Whole Foods. Here's how customer experience helped winners emerge.

The company was able to decrease costs while enabling intelligent content capture and making data accessible across business units.

Conversational technologies are becoming attractive supplemental channels for insurers.

Insurtechs have pointed the way toward the type of flexibility in contract lengths customers have begun to demand.

Recognized in the tech industry on March 31, World Backup Day spurs IT and security experts to opine on how to preserve precious digital resources in the event of disaster.

Consolidation and the desire to drive down costs are incentivizing innovation in health insurance between a range of stakeholders.

Compared to peers in banking, insurers are behind the digital curve, but the gap is narrow and in some areas insurers are leading.

The 'reciprocal intelligence' powered by data flow and providing data back to the customer can boost engagement, says partnership solutions VP Tony Laudato.

Leaders must adopt a radically different stance, one that can enable them to pilot through contact turbulence while incessantly fine-tuning their course.

Sea Pine Technology provides applications to help with vehicle protection and other financing products.

Nap pods and beanbag chairs are nice, but what employees really care about are personal respect and generous compensation. Oh, and it helps to be dog-friendly.

Five steps carriers can take to modernize their processes while retaining the human and emotional touch of the business line.

While data has immeasurably improved a range of functions and processes, the manner in which data is used by insurers carries significant potential privacy implications and further regulatory scrutiny.

The landscape shifts with which the insurance industry is currently contending include new developments in both technology and consumer behavior.

Insurer's Innovation World Championship pared down more than 400 entrants from 49 countries.

Insurer will develop a service aimed at reducing distracted driving on the automaker's Dream Drive platform.

Owned by a South African insurance company, the backbone for John Hancock's behavior program is launching a bank, using its data in different ways.