Telematics

Startup technology companies are upending the insurance industry with increased use of third-party data and new products that last shorter durations.

Initiative pushes customers to adopt autonomous driving features for auto premium discounts.

Insurer will help subsidize technology that help comply with e-logging requirements while gathering statistical data.

Mobile, telematics and analytics are among the technologies reducing the need for human intervention in claims.

The Canadian insurer uses smartphone to give customers access to real-time data on their property of all kinds.

The insurer's first foray into usage-based insurance is built to incorporate 21st century driving challenges, says innovation leader.

The Signal mobile app, available in Arizona, measures driver attentiveness in addition to traditional metrics.

Peak Fleet, EMC's new telematics initiative, rolls out with full support from Octo's analytics suite.

Mobile carriers and tech companies are primed to sell customers car insurance using their in-house data.

The auto insurer is looking to build a more robust UBI customer experience, says senior director Nick Grant

More than half of U.S. consumers already share, or are willing to share, data collected from the smart and connected devices they use, says Celent survey.

Carriers roll out new or reworked versions of their programs to take advantage of new data collection methods.

The usage-based insurance provider wants to be available in more states and add more features to its platform, says CEO Dan Preston

Octo specializes in telematics and data analytics software for the auto insurance industry.

With 10 million cars featuring self-driving components expected within three years, insurers and regulators are eyeing the sector.

The Canadian auto and home insurer deploys EIS’ CustomerCore DXP platform.

A 31% increase in the amount of connected 'things' is expected this year, says Gartner.

American Family will launch a new usage-based insurance program, KnowYourDrive, this month in two states.

Mark Moore is taking on a new role as director of engineering for aviation at the ride-hailing company, working on a flying car initiative known as Uber Elevate.

Venture funding for auto-tech startups topped $1 billion in 2016, according to research firm CB Insights.