Smart Home Telematics company positions itself to pursue the growing interest among forward-thinking insurance carriers for data-driven insights and customer engagement. VANCOUVER, BC AND NEW YORK CITY, NY – 04-25-2018 (Press Release Jet) -- Plasmatic Technologies (Plasmatic) is pleased to announce the addition of Mike Moen to its advisory team, where he will assist the company as it caters to the tremendous need for innovation in Property and Casualty Insurance. David Sussman, Chief Executive Officer of Plasmatic stated: "We are very excited to enlist Mr. Moen's industry knowledge, deep relationships, and track record in analytics-based businesses. Mike's strong collaboration with our leadership team has already helped validate the appeal of our solutions with decision makers at top insurance carriers and Insurtech scouts in some of the more prominent industry hubs". With over 20 years of experience as an entrepreneur and business executive, the enlistment of Plasmatic's latest advisor is a sign of definitive momentum in the sector, where device-driven insights and mobile experiences are poised to help insurance providers deliver more personalized services and augment their policyholders relationships.

"Low-code" software development platform provider Appian Corp. is branching out into the contact center with a new version of its product catering specifically to their needs. The company announced it's also updating its main offering, enabling users to add new artificial intelligence capabilities to the applications they build. The announcements were made during a keynote today by Appian Chief Executive Officer Matt Calkin (pictured) at the company's annual Appian World event in Miami. Having launched its initial public offering last year, Appian has become one of the leaders in the rapidly emerging field of low-code software development. The company's main product is a software-as-a-service offering tailored for everyday business users.

Newswire) Autonomous Research, a global research firm focused on financial services, has announced the publication of Augmented Finance and Machine Intelligence, an in-depth look at the way artificial intelligence is transforming the financial services industry. Autonomous estimates that over $1 trillion of today's financial services cost structure could be replaced by machine learning and AI. This would affect 2.5 million employees in the US alone. This shift will impact operations across all functions and segments of the financial industry, from bank tellers to portfolio managers to insurance underwriters. By 2030, Autonomous expects $490 billion in costs to be exposed to AI in distribution, $350 billion in the middle office, and $200 billion in financial product manufacturing.

LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Autonomous Research, a global research firm focused on financial services, has announced the publication of Augmented Finance and Machine Intelligence, an in-depth look at the way artificial intelligence is transforming the financial services industry. Autonomous estimates that over $1 trillion of today's financial services cost structure could be replaced by machine learning and AI. This would affect 2.5 million employees in the US alone. This shift will impact operations across all functions and segments of the financial industry, from bank tellers to portfolio managers to insurance underwriters. By 2030, Autonomous expects $490 billion in costs to be exposed to AI in distribution, $350 billion in the middle office, and $200 billion in financial product manufacturing.

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What: Artificial Intelligence (AI) is moving from hype to real-world results in healthcare today. Wolters Kluwer Health prepared the following table to illustrate key trends and offer industry insights on where AI is already making an impact to improve healthcare--with patients and behind the scenes in hospital departments. Who: Diana Nole, CEO at Wolters Kluwer Health, will be exploring these hot AI trends in healthcare technology at this years' World Medical Innovation Forum. She can discuss ways AI is already tangibly helping to improve patient care and to reduce variability in the quality of care. Where: "Smart EHRs: AI for All" Panel at 2018 World Medical Innovation Forum hosted by Partners HealthCare, Westin Copley Place, Boston

Canon's whitepaper, "Artificial Intelligence Creates E-Discovery Efficiencies, Controls Costs," spotlights how the use of AI lets legal departments do more with less and frees attorneys to spend more time on legal-knowledge-driven work. Many attorneys are familiar with basic eDiscovery tools such as word searches to find relevant documents. AI, however, has moved beyond these basics. One powerful eDiscovery technology is predictive coding, which searches documents for context, concepts and tone. This can significantly increase accuracy and relevance in document review, in some cases enabling tasks to be completed in minutes, not days or months.

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SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The following is an opinion editorial provided by Navin Shenoy, executive vice president and general manager of the Data Center Group at Intel Corporation. In the wide world of big data, artificial intelligence (AI) holds transformational promise. Everything from manufacturing to transportation to retail to education will be improved through its application. But nowhere is that potential more profound than in healthcare, where every one of us has a stake. What if we could predict the next big disease epidemic, and stop it before it kills?

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