Emerging Technologies

With firms no longer chained to their on-premise equipment or technology, they can explore flexible, mobile and next-generation options.

An “underwriter simulator” program of gamified learning and 3D interactive scenarios redefines what's possible for workforce training.

"Even before a commercial version of the internet browser was invented in the early 1990s, the rich, geeky types I dealt with in my travels at the Wall Street Journal were figuring out ways to wire their homes to ward off possible intruders."

Low-code and no-code programming are being used to create applications, improve efficiency and enhance the customer's experience.

For as much coverage as telematics has received for decades, its impact is just beginning to be understood.

In most “retail” industries, customer digital enablement is just a matter of “give them what they want.” But insurance requires more nuance.

In this week's Six Things, Paul Carroll discusses new thinking on driverless vehicles. Plus, the need for scalable response teams; how automation adds to the need for humans; and more.

AVs are not where many of us expected two or three years ago that they'd be by now -- and are heading in a surprising direction.