Organizations are rapidly adopting the technology to drive business opportunities, but the pool of experienced workers remains limited for the moment.

Trifacta's "data wrangling" offering will help the life insurer prepare unstructured information for analytics projects.

The new platform, Quick Quote, generates online quotes for customers who only input a home address using third-party data.

The program features 500 damage scenarios for professionals to learn from.

Businesses are often hindered from moving to a deeper level of analysis, with 42 percent still relying on traditional business intelligence tools, a study finds.

Insurer teams with Castlight Health to offer an integrated solution that brings together clinical, claims and wearables data.

The life carrier is keen on finding the startups that will define insurance user experience and distribution in the future, says managing director Doug Russell.

In acquiring Aetna's group benefits business, The Hartford expects to benefit from more data and better claims management.

Insurer looks to reward healthy living habits with discounts on gadgets and premium.

Technology and information management dominate the most wanted hires this year, with seven of the top 10 in the IT and analytics fields.

These insurtechs from Plug & Play's upcoming winter program are focused on providing solutions that insurers in any line of business can use.

The data discord happening at some organizations may be the result of unclear expectations or a lapse in communication between these individuals.

Data scientists remain among the most sought-after of all workers, and that translates into very healthy salary ranges for several key job roles.

Established FinTech Innovation Lab plans to add insurance track next spring, with applications due this year.

he software-as-a-service product creates tailored reports for end users across the insurance organization.

The move follows earlier investments by the carrier in its website, customer portals and core systems.

Most consumers have already benefited from digital, mobile self-service, but have also been victims of tech gone wrong.

Early adopters of advanced AI technologies are able to reduce fraudalent practices and improve customer service, says Julie Conroy.

Jon Colello, president and head of underwriting, advises carriers to focus on technologies and partnerships reducing data sharing costs.

The insurer will continue to improve its machine learning technology as it adapts and learns from customer inquiries.