IOT

We have been happy with our sensors spewing driving and exercise data, but we have barely scratched the surface of the available IoT data sources.

The notion of a connected world is not an academic one for the future. It is a here-and-now issue affecting every industry, including insurance.

Risk managers need to work with the insurance industry to identify and shape the products that the IoT will demand.

More than 300 insurers surveyed say the IoT's biggest impact will be on "behavior steering" among customers.

'Smart' devices are ubiquitous, but the technology is way ahead of the desire and ability of consumers and businesses to use it.

Accenture has identified five keys to success for insurers to capitalize on IoT (Internet of Things) opportunities. Here are the first two.

The Internet of Things raises thorny questions, such as: What exactly is being insured? And where does liability begin and end?

As insurers explore the IoT, it's becoming clear, for one thing, that the potential services matter far more than the "things" themselves.