More funding is flowing into the insurtech sector compared to fintech as a whole, indicating insurers are increasing interested in new innovations.

The U.K. auto insurer is eliminating manual processes and cracking down on avoidable phone communication with customers.

The challenge for insurance IT managers is to sell their workplaces and companies as cutting-edge opportunities for IT professionals.

A hot market in insurance technology vendor M&A can be attributed to core systems players looking to branch out, experts say.

The company's mobile app allows drone enthusiasts to buy coverage right before a flight starts.

Leader of Citigroup’s FinTech unit taking on new digital and tech challenges for the military-focused insurer.

Scott St. John will lead the insurer's claims operations effective Aug. 22.

Arity hints at the insurer’s ambitions to create an added revenue stream by selling data and analytics knowledge, even to its competitors.

The Chubb company will shorten product rollout cycles and diminish legacy system maintenance costs.

March saw the addition of 200 data-related jobs, and May accounted for 100. But those months were offset by a loss of 100 data jobs in January, a loss of 600 in April, and the latest number of 2,300 losses in July.

With all the attention and funds now being poured into insurance industry innovation, software providers must help insurers “get ready" before it's too late.

Natali Mohanty was VP of enterprise analytics for Chubb before coming to PURE.

The announcement has some similarities with Duck Creek's recent acquisition of Agencyport, Celent says.

The insurance giant will develop an artificial intelligence and deep learning tool that analyzes and deciphers natural language.

The desire today for a career in data science is exceeded only by the difficulty of breaking into the field.

NTUC Income, a Singapore-based insurer, is partnering with government unit to promote insurance startups.

Ten of the top 25 salaried jobs in America are in IT, according to Glassdoor research.

The company is the first Canadian insurer to sign on with the U.S. based startup incubator.

The telecommunications company will add Yahoo web services that still draw 1 billion monthly users, gaining share in the $187 billion digital-advertising market.

Customers are now encouraged to provide service-specific ratings on the carrier’s website.