Singapore's Grab, using Chinese partner ZhongAn’s technology, will open up its app as a platform for insurers to sell policies.

Organizations will be looking to hire a range of IT professionals, with skills related to data management among the most desired.

Novarica survey of more than 100 carriers identifies six digital techs on the rise in pilot and deployment activity.

In addition to adjusting to a new parent, tech leader keeps an eye on insurtech while implementing new workflow management.

The two companies have scheduled a teleconference for Tuesday morning to reveal the results of talks.

Only 6,000 new jobs were added in software development, IT services and manufacturing, while nationally the total number of tech jobs fell 18,000 for the year.

There will be many new data sources and tools available, increasing exposure to cyber risk in the world.

Expert System's Cogito will help automate processing of engineering reports for underwriting.

Focusing on data-sharing, APIs and blockchain, ACORD and partner L&T Infotech will work to develop options for insurers.

The battle to keep cyber attackers from successfully compromising networks is not working, according to a recent report by threat detection company Attivo Networks.

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

Munich Re-supported company launched in Arizona last year.

Companies will participate in 100-day program in Des Moines, Iowa.

IT spending is expected to rise for many organizations this year—including investments related to data management technologies—according to industry research.

Enterprise IT is experiencing a seismic shift that’s both technical and cultural, and companies need systems that are adaptable and “radically human” to thrive and innovate at scale.

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

Govind Balu joins the specialty lines insurer.

Internet of Things devices continue to take center stage at the technology show, giving insurers more opening to get meaningful data.

Ford's C-V2X, will enable cars to communicate about road hazards, talk to stop lights and pay the bill automatically at a drive-thru.

Even though workers are relying on mobile devices and apps more than ever, many are not leveraging enterprise mobility management.