Dental insurers circle the ancillary benefits market and consider a modular platform approach

Guardian’s head of direct to consumer talks about the opportunities and challenges of D2C

EIS Group now offers insurers the industry's largest number of core-connected digital APIs in an open architecture to drive digital experience and integration

As insurers learn to adapt to the digital age, the supporting technologies continue to evolve. The ground we are building on is shifting because computing itself is changing, and a new era of computing is upon us.

PAS gets a redefinition as new data sources, AI, ML, and recommendation engines change the insurance offer lifecycle

DevOps provides agility and less disruption from transformation and upgrades

Insurers can connect to digital ecosystems and power smart, real-time user experience – what is needed is a cloud-native approach to apps and infrastructure

It’s no secret that insurers must transform their organizations to compete in the experience-driven digital economy, with its new and evolving ecosystems. What is less well-understood is the fundamental technology shift required to reach prospective customers with updated products leveraging new partners and data while building engagement with existing customers.

A key theme at LIMRA’s recent Group and Worksite Benefits Conference was how carriers could adapt to the disruption swirling about the insurance industry in the form of new entrants, market forces, customer expectations, products, and processes. What are the impacts on the benefits sector?

Successful customer-focused insurance business models require embracing the ubiquity of cloud innovations and leveraging the power of cloud-native design for enterprise applications