Telematics

Workers comp insurer partners with automaker to provide loaner vehicles

The growing appeal of low-code lies in its ability to democratize application development outside of technical roles.

Usage-based insurance models stand to cut costs for both insurers and the insured.

Life and health insurers using tech-powered marketing technique to nudge policyholders.

In-vehicle data from embedded vehicle sensors is richer, more reliable, convenient and cost-effective.

Innovative partnerships between life insurance companies and technology firms are helping advance the digital transformation of the industry.

The cloud and SaaS can ensure that businesses are able to operate in real-time.

Documenting events and disproving incorrect claims proves to be a hedge against rising premiums.

Digital Insurance spoke with Hemant Sarma, a senior VP and lead of IoT at Chubb.

The most common concern about telematics is the data being used against a driver for legal purposes.

New mobile app solutions include telematics data in usage-based auto insurance programs, and photo capture technology and AI-powered mobile estimation for auto insurance claims.

Water damage is a real threat for anyone living on the coast, near rivers or other water sources.

Telematics shifts the conversation to both price and value.

Inflation is changing the insurance industry with a new focus on telematics and increased insurance shopping for better pricing.

Telematics can make customer acquisition and retention smoother and less costly.

Digital Insurance spoke with Dan Campany, vice president of innovation and head of IoT at The Hartford.

While traditional carmakers have been quickly retooling factories to make EVs and investing heavily in battery-making capacity, their software efforts appear more hit-and-miss.

UK-based startup plans to expand proactive smart home technology to the US

$1.2 billion purchase of 15% stake eases access to wealth of collected IoT data

State Farm will acquire 133.3 million shares of ADT's common stock at $9 per share, or 25% higher than Friday's closing price, according to a statement Tuesday.