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.

With the acquisition, the health insurance technology provider expands its services into the group benefits market.

Study finds organizations struggle to extract meaningful business insights from data quickly.

Having a vision statement and defining the future state of each business process can greatly aid insurer's core replacement efforts.

Competition between large health insurers lowers costs for consumers and improves the quality of their coverage, government official says.

John Yao takes over tech responsibility at the workers' compensation carrier.

The platform will allow brokers to offer customized pricing options based on submitted information by customers.

Carriers have different measures of success when working with startups, ranging from introducing staff to new technologies to forming strategic partnerships for financial return, according to Novarica.

Demand for data professionals has waned in 2016, averaging only 100 new jobs per month, study finds.

A majority of the data management professionals report flowing bad data into their data stores, survey finds.

Casey Decker will manage all of FBL's IT efforts and its affiliated insurance companies.

The insurer appoints its first global head of M&A from AIG to lead investment efforts.

Emerging technologies and a renewed interest in long-term care are fueling innovation in the insurance industry, according to Aite Group.

As businesses spend billions of dollars a year trying to protect their data, they face another threat closer to home.