A look at the speakers and networking from INN's Dig | In conference.

Insurance companies need to identify the next generation of female leaders.

Former Women in Insurance Leadership honoree replaces Glenn Renwick, who was CIO of the company before taking over as CEO in 2000.

IT leaders have become more central in the boardroom, but find it challenging to find time to innovate.

I had the opportunity to moderate two panels that highlighted the very different views on digitalization in insurance.

Funding is available to high school seniors interested in science, technology, engineering and math related careers in healthcare.

The tech delivers personalized online videos to workers, summarizing key claims information.

Leaders from Farmers, USAA, Progressive and more shared insights into what helps their companies establish themselves as next-generation insurance standard-bearers.

Past insurance innovation strategies will not work in today’s digital age, according to USAA’s SVP of strategy and innovation Michael Merwarth.

New technology puts the onus on insurers to create platforms that can ingest new business models, says Farmers Insurance head of product innovation Mariel Devesa.

With the move, the P&C insurer aims to provide agents easier access to information, improving customer experience.

The European insurer is adding several crucial capabilities through partnerships, says COO.

Analytics leader talks hiring strategy.

HR leader on how IT staff are found.

Unum CIO discusses IT hiring practices.

Farmers CIO on hiring practices

Aflac CIO discusses IT hiring strategy.

INN entering second decade of honoring innovative, exemplary women leaders.

Chosen startups will receive funding, weekly mentor sessions with industry leaders, and opportunities for pilot projects.

Accenture survey of more than 400 insurance executives finds an industry focused on the power of digital for customer acquisition and retention.