Actuaries see the new crop of insurance data scientists encroaching on their jobs. Novarica offers tips for driving collaboration.

Insurers' laser focus on analytics and data excellence is driving strategic decisions in the technology realm, says Celent's Donald Light.

The P&C software provider will rename EagleEye's products Guidewire Predictive Analytics.

The software helps the insurer maintain a solid customer experience.

At a Celent roundtable, inurance tech leaders discussed innovation, core systems in the cloud, agent and customer experience, digital strategy, and a changing workforce.

insurers continue to process and evaluate new technologies designed to help mitigate risk, and there is an all-out effort to drill the “safe driving” theme home.

The Tokyo-based company provides software and systems for functions including electronic medical records, billing, and insurance claims.

The insurer deploys Guidewire's systems for core processing, analytics and digital engagement products.

In these U.S. states, insurers are unable to take certain data into account when pricing policies.

Insurance companies can learn what kinds of big data and analytics will pass scrutiny from the fight over price optimization, industry experts say.

The U.S. insurer partners with LexisNexis Risk Solutions to provide a mobile app option where members can also signup and save on premiums.

The move supports Zurich's new business in the country and is part of the insurer's expansion plan in Latin America.

The initiative is intended to make it easier for clinicians to assess individual patient information, and it offers the ability to analyze data for entire patient populations.

Breaches caused by either hacking or malware went up across the board in 2015 compared to the previous year, new study finds.

Kate Miller talks cybersecurity, big data and emerging trends in the industry.

Managed devices experienced the most security incidents, despite increased investment in managed security technologies.

Gartner says that by 2020 more than 50% of all new applications developed on PaaS will be IoT-centric, disrupting conventional architecture practices.

Cindy Forbes had been the company's chief actuary.

The life insurer is utilizing iPipeline's iGO Drop Ticket software to make issuing policies a faster process for agents.

Technology allows insurance coverage to be turned on and off at the touch of a button. Here's a look at how that could change the industry.