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News and information for insurance professionals on the various ways technology is being used to provide "solutions" for clients, for example, the ways smart homes are helping assess risk for homeowners insurance.
Carriers need cybersecurity services firms for active engagement and collaboration to develop and support a dynamic product.
The change will go into effect July 1, 2023, and affects initial license applications, renewal applications and payments.
The 'sweet spot' for insurers when using machine learning involves gaining a clearer picture of customer behaviors.
Branded calling technology helps insurers that are struggling with low call-answer rates among customers.
Businesses that use cloud solutions report increased sales performance, customer engagement, operational advantages and more.
On the upside: Most U.S. insurers are turning a profit. On the downside: Too many are reliant on dated technology.
Here's what insurance organizations need to consider when adopting new tech to improve business processes.
Scott Cornell from Travelers discusses the issue along with how to prevent such supply chain-interrupting crimes.
Since 2012, the growth rate of skilled craftspeople entering the workforce has slowed, with certain sectors such as carpentry seeing declines.
Honorees in the 2023 PropertyCasualty360 Insurance Luminaries program shove off dated industry stereotypes.
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