Nearly half of insurers report issues with information bottlenecks, according to Willis Towers Watson survey of nearly 100 carriers.

Decision makers oftentimes do not fully understand the technology and have not thought through the true costs of implementing artificial intelligence in their organization.

Humana is entering a partnership with platform and health data solutions provider Validic that will boost connectivity between members’ tech devices and the health plan.

Working with Zubie and Azuga, carrier launches fleet management product for human services organizations.

Acquiring company, Vexcel Imaging, will have ownership of imagery and data library as the companies work together on other projects.

The company, which operates as an MGA overseas, chooses vendor path in U.S.

The Boston-based company has backed almost 40 companies in North America, Europe, Israel and Southeast Asia

Insurance tech veteran has also worked at Allstate.

Attackers are always growing smarter, more creative and more aggressive, and environments are always growing more complex.

Company’s goal is to simplify high-worth home insurance market for agents and customers alike.

The fastest growing job roles will be data scientist, machine learning design/development/engineer and data engineer.

The Massachusetts-based insurtech also has raised $23 million in Series A funding.

Human API will provide the life insurer with easy access to electronic health records to make it easier for prospects to complete the life insurance process.

We can expect commercial auto premium will grow relatively in an autonomous world, while personal auto premium shrinks.

Organizations have made it a high priority to better manage their data and keep it secure. And in 2020, many will be spending more on IT to meet these goals.

Managing partner Martha Notaras, late of XL, discusses the new entrant’s outlook on the sector.

Richard White joins the insurer from the Federal Reserve Bank of N.Y.

Insurers see the highest potential in machine learning, robotic process automation (RPA), and technologies to analyze unstructured data.

With two tracks and $300,000 in prizes for six winning teams, selected companies will have the opportunity to pitch at the InsurTechNY Spring Conference on March 19.

With prior authorization posing a significant pain point for providers, several health insurers and the organization representing them are starting an initiative to improve the process.