There’s no shortage of tech solutions coming to market in the insurtech era, but it all comes back to customer wants, panel says.

Organizations need to continue to build an agile data environment that can accommodate traditional BI platforms in concert with a modern information environment.

Led by chief digital transformation officer Todd Fancher, AmFam's innovation strategy will lean on small teams and focus on customer experience.

Using this technology, traditional data flows would be transformed because data integrity could never be accidentally or maliciously altered.

Voice assistants provide carriers with another digital channel for engaging their policyholder customers, but the platforms remain somewhat limited for now.

The new program, "Zara," was developed in partnership with Spixii, a graduate of the carrier-sponsored Startupbootcamp accelerator.

Fingerprint and face scanners are the most common types of biometric implementations used on corporate devices and services.

Carriers need to address the basics behind digital transformation in order to fully leverage new opportunities, says Accenture.

Car insurers are leveraging a range of digital solutions to slow crash losses as Distracted Driving Awareness Month approaches.

SMA sees significant spending and shifts in personal lines projects that are aimed at aligning insurers’ strategies to transformation and growth.

Pete Frey will develop and oversee a usage-based insurance program and connected business fleet platform for Nationwide's commercial customers in new role.

The new platform is powered by RightIndem, a SaaS cloud provider of FNOL reporting technology.

80% of IT companies get support from top management for cloud-based cybersecurity initiatives. That’s far more than any other industry.

The company is looking to meet changing insurance needs with the new product, says customer experience and innovation leader.

The company found that 12% of more than 2 million drivers using its tech are 'phone addicts' behind the wheel.

Four out of five carriers don't have a plan for collecting, analyzing or securing the flood of data from connected devices, according to LexisNexis survey.

More human processes are being automated, including the writing of software, which computers will soon start to do themselves, says Future Today Institute.

The P&C carrier has found that IT infrastructure investments allow it to support new sources of data, like drones and smarthome devices.

For insurers, thinking of the network of capabilities available in specific geographical areas can provide tangible advantages when it comes to delivering on the promise of major technological advances.

Nearly one-third of all data breaches in 2017 were due to internal sources, according to insider threat management company ObserveIT.