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“Arity’s culture has always been its strength,” said Director Dan Regan. Built In sat down with Regan and two Arity colleagues to learn more

Mae Rice

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Check out these examples of how companies use big data to predict the next big step.

Mae Rice

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Check out these examples of how companies use big data to predict the next big step.

Olivia McClure

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Three tech leaders describe how their teams continuously refine the company’s crash detection algorithm and the innovative culture that inspires them every day.

These companies offer missions their employees can connect with, benefits that support them in all aspects of life and numerous opportunities for skill and career development.

Stephen Ostrowski

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By collecting an enormous scale of data from both insurance outcomes and from 60 million driving trips a day, Arity provides a fast-paced environment of continuous learning for its team

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These companies allow their employees the flexibility to work from home.

Jenny Lyons-Cunha

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“Arity’s culture has always been its strength,” said Director Dan Regan. Built In sat down with Regan and two Arity colleagues to learn more

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Here’s what some of the biggest names in insurance are watching.

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These companies are using artificial intelligence to shake up the insurance industry.

Conlan Carter

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Built In invited these top mentors to share how they achieve mentorship success in the remote workplace.

Alyssa Schroer

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To unpack big data is to unpack big solutions — check out the companies maneuvering data on a massive scale.

Sunny Betz

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Fully autonomous vehicles could be in our future. These companies are paving the way.

Miscommunications and misinterpretations are common but avoidable, even in highly technical fields like data science. Read how data pros untangle concepts that confuse most outside audiences.

Olivia McClure

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Three tech leaders describe how their teams continuously refine the company’s crash detection algorithm and the innovative culture that inspires them every day.

Jenny Lyons-Cunha

Updated on June 14, 2023

“Arity’s culture has always been its strength,” said Director Dan Regan. Built In sat down with Regan and two Arity colleagues to learn more.

In honor of International Women’s Day, five women leaders at Chicago companies reflected on their impressive careers.

These are the skills and experiences that will help grow your career as a product manager.

Feeling like your career has stagnated? These three companies can help give it the jump start you need.

By collecting an enormous scale of data from both insurance outcomes and from 60 million driving trips a day, Arity provides a fast-paced environment of continuous learning for its team

With a common goal and the right collaboration tools, working in a remote environment can be even more productive than working in an office.

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Sometimes the best move to advance your personal and professional goals is a lateral one.

Follow this advice to start giving better feedback faster.

The team at Arity shared how their innovative tech could impact insurance in a big way.

There’s always something exciting happening in Chicago tech — here’s your opportunity to be a part of it. 

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These sales professionals maximize their potential with empathy

We spoke with executives and team heads at five Chicago tech companies about how they’re preparing themselves and their teams for the coronavirus pandemic.

When Arity spun out of Allstate in 2016, it would have been difficult to predict just how valuable driving data would become for multiple industries and real people. By collecting roughly 2 billion miles of driver data every other day, which is then applied to Arity’s software and data models, the company can leverage insights into previously untapped areas, like weather predictions for commuters or safety features for new drivers.

Arity might be cut from the same cloth as its parent company, The Allstate Corporation, but the two-year-old transportation-focused company still works like a startup,

Did you know that distracted driving kills nine people every day? This is one of many problems Arity is tackling to make transportation smarter, safer and more useful for everyone.