As employees start to return to work after two years of mostly working remotely, smart employers are rethinking just about all aspects of how work is done to get the best of both the home and office worlds.
While investment slowed in the early phases of the pandemic, it rebounded strongly in 2021: Levels during the first half equaled the total for all of 2020.
An increase in digitization, the rise of AI and better value-tracking methodologies have paved the way for more advanced technology like "intelligent decision-making."
An increase in digitization, the rise of AI and better value-tracking methodologies have paved the way for more advanced technology like "intelligent decision-making."
With online-only companies becoming more popular and more desirable, they’re causing the entire industry to rethink how they’re going to stay relevant.
As part of this month's ITL Focus on blockchain, we spoke with Sanjeev Chaudhry, founder and CEO of Gigaforce, about how far blockchain has already progressed as a force in the insurance industry and about where it can go from here.
Insurers have at their disposal incredible amounts of data, and powerful analytics can turn it into business intelligence better than traditional tools.
Each spreadsheet tends to be an individual's version of truth and a snapshot in time. It's now possible to make data more timely and accurate and to use more advanced tools.
ITL's latest On-Demand Webinar featuring Marie Carr, partner at PwC; Andrew Robinson, CEO at Skyward Specialty Insurance Group; and Andy Cohen, COO at Snapsheet; along with moderator Paul Carroll, editor-in-chief at Insurance Thought Leadership.
While investment slowed in the early phases of the pandemic, it rebounded strongly in 2021: Levels during the first half equaled the total for all of 2020.
While investment slowed in the early phases of the pandemic, it rebounded strongly in 2021: Levels during the first half equaled the total for all of 2020.
Read Majesco's latest research to better understand the important changes in insurer's strategic priorities which are fueled by growing customer expectations and defined by three digital eras.
A new report offers sharp insights into how the IoT will develop from here and into how insurers should adjust as they try to use it in products and services.
One insurtech has tried, but Hippo has burned through $628 million in cash and is spending more than $1.50 for every dollar of premium it is generating.
As part of this month’s ITL Focus on smart homes, we spoke with Matteo Carbone, the founder and director of the IoT Insurance Observatory, about how far the technology and adoption have progressed and where the market goes from here.