What’s Driving P&C Executive Decision-Making in 2026

February 9, 2026

Casualty and workers’ comp executives continue to face evolving economic, regulatory and claim challenges in 2026. Enlyte CEO Alex Sun discusses these issues and explains why P&C leaders who incorporate solutions based on disciplined execution, data and AI, are best equipped to protect margins and improve outcomes.

A Checklist of 8 Support Team Qualities to Look for When Choosing a Casualty Solutions Software Vendor

January 20, 2026

The quality of a vendor’s software product support team matters as much as the solution itself. Whether you are asking a routine question or navigating a critical issue, the right support team can make the difference between a quick resolution and ongoing disruption.

Getting the Most Out of Claims Management Through Cloud Integration

December 18, 2025

Learn how Enlyte’s prebuilt Guidewire Cloud Accelerator helps claims teams streamline medical bill review, payments, and system integrations.

Health Care Price Transparency: What Workers' Comp and Auto Insurers Need to Know

September 25, 2025

The recent One Big Beautiful Bill Act (BBB) Act mandates unprecedented health care price transparency that will significantly impact Property and Casualty (P&C) insurers. This article outlines key provisions affecting workers' compensation and auto claims management, state-level implications, and strategic opportunities for insurers to leverage these changes for competitive advantage.

When Machines Miss the Meaning

Download this case study to see how clinicians enhance AI medical record summaries, cutting review costs by 33%, boosting efficiency by 80%, to support well-informed claims decisions.

Taking Charge of Pharmacy with Proven Cost Containment Strategies

Pharmacy costs are climbing and so are the risks of doing nothing. Rising drug prices, overuse, and questionable prescribing patterns are creating new pressures for workers’ compensation and auto casualty payers. Without a proactive pharmacy strategy, you could be facing not just inflated spend, but compliance issues and potential fraud. In today’s environment of increasing complexity and accountability, cost containment isn’t optional — it’s essential.