Data Analytics

There will be huge progress, including on machine learning and data visualization, but also new concerns on privacy and unpredictable types of losses.

Big data will bring three waves of change -- soon -- and they are already showing up in healthcare.

Among other things, big data allows for analysis of patterns of usage of internal systems, pinpointing possibilities for process improvements.

Despite what many think, the most important important issue isn't which model to choose, and the biggest challenge isn't technical.

When poorly performing doctors see comparisons with peers, corrected for the severity of cases, they initially fuss -- then improve.

If you wait until a manager spots a problem with data integrity, you've waited too long. The fix will be expensive.

This article is the first of a series on how the evolution of catastrophe models provides a foundation for much-needed innovation.

Issues indicating a workers' comp claim is becoming a major problem can be addressed in real time -- if the right systems are in place.