Telematics

The upgrade to 5G mobile technology has an overlooked side effect – sunsetting the older generation mobile connectivity, which can affect some insurance-related technologies.

The insurer introduced the tech to accelerate claims and simplify the customer experience.

Insurance companies experiment with ways to make the experience as painless and hassle-free as possible for consumers.

The usage-based auto insurance company is refining its product for its divergent markets.

Tech startups, trucking owner-operators and big insurance carriers alike are putting systems in place to protect cargo and cover special circumstances.

Program also offers sensors for property, telematics and heavy equipment.

With an increase in poor roadway habits following the COVID-19 pandemic, insurers are turning to telematic programs to monitor drivers.

Tesla has so far had no trouble growing its way through Musk’s many controversies.

Progressive and USAA, during Q2, lost the most consumers to GEICO.

Randy Termeer joined USAA in 2017.

Shiftyy and ALEXIS' strategic partnership deployed their predictive driving behavior modeling with DHL service providers.

Insurers are partnering with smart home technology monitoring companies on funding, marketing and distribution. These alliances are creating an untapped data resource with many applications.

The launch of its digital First Notice of Loss is one of the many steps the company is taking to expand its digital channels.

Business intelligence platform debuts with views of ROI from several insurance technologies

The insurtech has launched technology that proactively detects and mitigates boating risks.

An insurtech that uses AI and machine learning analytics to streamline the underwriting process in commercial auto.

The new DriveWell Messaging platform provides automated customer engagement to improve driver retention and roadway safety.

Participation in UBI programs has doubled since 2016, the market research firm says.

Also: Corelogic, Hiscox, Nirvana, Cambridge Mobile

Munich Re partners with ERGO, in-tech and others to launch the Mobility Technology Center.