One-third of organizations are planning to adopt big data in the next 12 months, study finds.

The Munich Re subsidiary has bought Meshify outright, following a strategy of making investments in other IoT companies.

The upgrade will provide Midwest Builders’ Casualty with easier integration capabilities of other third-party vendor technology.

More than half of businesses currently require employees to complete privacy training

The company has promoted Joel Kneisley to the top tech position.

Insurers and vendor partners are armed with new intelligence, like a model that displays the types, and current density level, of the trees surrounding electricity lines.

ABI predicts that warehouse, manufacturing and field services areas will represent the most tangible near-term opportunity for enterprise wearable shipments.

Evacuations could push storm damage to $10 billion to $15 billion mainly in losses related to economic disruption.

Slice's policies can be purchased online or via mobile app.

Brad Breau joins Tokio Marine's HCC unit as CIO.

A reported $250,000 in damages was prevented across 14 different churches thanks to installed sensors, according to the companies.

The Silicon Valley organization is connecting insurance technology startups with carriers.

The mix of vehicles with autonomous and semi-autonomous features, and the evolution of the artificial intelligence systems guiding the automation, mean insurers are in for a long period of change.

It may be surprising that there was automated underwriting 25 years ago.

The insurer has expanded in the U.S. and abroad, looking to underwrite more efficiently using big data and technology.

Native American-focused insurer completes cloud deployment of new core suite

The insurance software company is tapping into IBM's cognitive computing platform Watson for joint offering.

Hugh Tamassia is charged with building out the insurer's IT infrastructure.

Company revenues, however, are expected to increase, study finds.

Insurer's conversion to Salesforce prevents end users from having to improvise ways to cobble together data.