Breaking down the siloed approach to data to achieve a single view of risk. Join Preeti Asthana as she walks through the data secrets hidden across the insurance value chain
From individual collaborations to a stronger ecosystem
What separates right from wrong when it comes to collecting and using this data for commercial purposes?
Has a pandemic created the perfect conditions for the rapid evolution of ‘fitter’ organisations?
Priorities have shifted amid the global pandemic, with more focus on digitization and leveraging technology as a way to serve clients more effectively and create a competitive advantage.
As insurers seek to enhance the customer experience, improve loss ratios and boost underwriting insights, embracing technology is critical to transition to future-proof business models.
The drivers behind the accelerated move to business digitisation following COVID-19, and how to successfully navigate the shift with new technology
We have seen a C-suite shift to focus on digitization and leveraging technology as a way to serve clients more effectively and create a competitive advantage – not merely as a way of saving costs
Carriers need to use technology to monitor the activity of open claims in order to stay competitive
The marine industry has long been seen as archaic, reliant on paper-based processes and suffering from information blackspot and delays. But now the ‘big data’ revolution is poised to change everything.
With most boards meeting virtually due to the pandemic, firms are looking at ways of embracing a 21st century approach to digital evaluations.
Combining the results from both catastrophe and climate risk models will provide clarity on impact adaptation investments, portfolio risk profiles, real estate values and insurability.
Employees and potential candidates are increasingly turning to technological tools to determine their worth in the workplace. And employers are recognizing the importance of fair pay for everyone – regardless of race, gender and other factors.
It’s become clear that new technologies – and specifically, advances in digitalization – represent the obvious launch pad for innovative solutions that will help our clients better manage risk and close the protection gap.
How can you extract tangible value from a cloud of business ideas?
Insurance needs digitalization – and InsurTech specifically – to secure its future
Technology and artificial intelligence (AI) are transforming the workplace as we know it.
Macro-economic trends are creating an increasingly complex operating environment for global businesses
Artificial Intelligence presents a significant opportunity to find insights that generate more value than traditional analytics and intuition
Prescriptive analytics will help us understand what should happen by identifying and reducing risks before they even take place.