Insurance administration systems have not fundamentally changed since their inception. This is about to change with the advent of Blockchain 2.0.

The P&C insurer will implement Millman's Pixel technology, only available in Florida for the time being.

Researchers John King and Roger Magoulas of O’Reilly Media recently presented their findings on what data professionals earn in the Data Science Salary Survey.

The Richmond, Virginia-based insurer will extensively cut the costs of maintaining its old legacy admin system by implementing ISCS' cloud software.

The Canadian insurer is using EIS' suite for underwriting, policy, billing and claims services

Bill Thygeson brings more than 20 years of insurance experience to the New Jersey-based company

The Virginia-based insurer will adopt FINEOS' software to manage the life claims of all its members

A new study by research-consulting firm Celent finds only 26 percent of insurance companies see social media as a trusted external customer data source.

The specialty insurer cited ISO integration as a differentiator.

Tim Cunningham brings nearly 30 years of tech experience to the Columbus, Ohio-based insurer.

Most companies don't take IT security measures beyond what is required by industry standards or government regulation, says study.

The new year has brought a flurry of new leaders at insurance tech organizations. Here is a roundup of the latest.

Deloitte Consulting has just released its “2016 Deloitte Analytics Trends” report, detailing the six major analytics trends most likely to significantly impact your business in the coming year.

China's search leader thinks AI can "can help you identify all the patterns to help you reduce risk," says company president.

Insurity's "Claims Decisions" will support thousands of claims filed by of Selective users each year

The server market is the segment that has seen the largest change since the previous quarter's forecast.

Beyond natural disasters, the company incurred a “very high” level of large losses from accidents in the fourth quarter, including several significant property claims.

In the future, consumers will buy insurance from insurers not just for the indemnification or risk but for additional risk mitigation services.

Automakers including General Motors Co., Ford Motor Co. and Toyota Motor Corp. agreed to keep meeting regularly to exchange information and identify emerging safety issues.

The agency will adopt Oceanwide's Bridge platform to manage its new Accountants Professional Liability Program made public last year