Is the disaggregation of insurance products inevitable?

Ownership of tablets is growing; one-third of survey respondents said they are looking to replace their laptop with a tablet.

Sports associations, along with insurers, developers, banks and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, say their businesses could be wiped out by a Sept. 11-style attack.

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Sensors and devices are creating new approaches to premium billing.

Will seek to recoup the state’s payments to Oracle plus damages, citing bugs in the system and missed deadlines.

A recent report identifies what it takes to make the transition to digital.

UBI, which uses telematics to monitor how many miles an automobile travels or how a driver handles a car, is one of the hottest areas in P&C insurance. Here’s what CIOs need to know.

Westfield Insurance’s adoption of the Activity Notes download through IVANS continues to grow.

Many enterprises don't grasp the differences, which is a major risk for the successful operationalization of data governance.

A recently released Accenture survey, "Eighty Percent of Consumers Believe Total Data Privacy No Longer Exists," outlines six ways in which consumers would like companies to be transparent about how their personal information is being protected.

Developers must understand the business language and directly engage the business side.

The Stingray System is a web-based, policy, billing, claims and reinsurance insurance administration system.

Search giant plans to have 100 to 200 test vehicles; announcement comes amid a push to encourage the adoption of driverless cars and make roads safer.

Zurich will use Duck Creek software as its core policy processing system to multiple lines of business.

Many benefit brokers found a scant number of insurer options when assisting consumers on the Affordable Care Act’s public health insurance exchanges.

American International Group is a $61 billion global insurance and financial-services company. Heather Wilson, chief data officer, is in charge of AIG’s data architecture.

Among the measures that insurers are turning to, the most prevalent are litigation management programs and claim analytics.

The perception of how big data works, where organizations are in their adoption and measuring hard results are still varied throughout businesses, says a report from Ventana Research.

As analytics programs become increasingly prevalent and important in insurance organizations, putting the right people with the right skills on the project is crucial.