Telematics

Insurers have made big steps in integrating the Internet of Things and smart devices into the business. Here are some of the most interesting initiatives of the year.

Although the potential opportunities and threats are vast and varied, a number of important themes emerge.

Insurance is changing: it will be lean and 'just in time,' driven by the Internet of Things, digitally delivered and serviced.

Insurers did most of the legwork on telematics, but must identify more value than just premium discounts.

Industries such as technology, insurance, government, health, or energy will quickly become more connected to each other and the people of the world will collaborate in smart communities to capitalize on innovations.

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Research from The Insurance Research Council finds customers skeptical of insurers' ability to safeguard their personal information if they use telematics devices for usage-based insurance.

American Modern Insurance takes INN through the building process on its two-story sample home outfitted with smart technology.

The analyst firm says that usage-based insurance is an elegant solution to ensure accurate cover in the ride-sharing economy.

It’s not just a question of connecting up a lot of devices. They have to be implemented to improve operations currently in use.