Technology Trends
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Technology Trends
Culture change: The future of insurance in the digital age
Insurers feel they need to adapt to the digital age but they don’t all agree on how to drive technological change. What culture should they nurture? Post in association with Microsoft invited 14 industry experts to discuss the challenges ahead. Download this article for a summary of the discussion.
Home insurance: Application acceleration - Prefill and automation
How do homeowners feel about their data being used by insurance providers for the purpose of prefilling application forms when applying for cover? This report sheds light on the findings from LexisNexis Risk Solutions’ survey and insurers’ views on the use of prefill and contributory databases.
Future-proofing claims for the digital age
Post, in association with MarkLogic, brought together representatives from the claims arena to address how digital processes can transform the way claims are handled. Download this article for a summary of the recent roundtable discussion and the key points raised.
A calm before and after the storm: Insurers doing more than processing claims
In 2017, the United States experienced 16 weather and climate disasters, each with losses exceeding $1 billion. In this blog post, Guidewire’s Carrie Burns outlines how technology advancements are helping insurers to respond faster than ever to customers during and after natural disasters.
Infographic: GDPR - What are your rights as an insurance consumer?
This infographic provides an overview of insurance consumers’ main rights under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which applied from 25 May 2018.
Welcome to the upside down: Proof of concept purgatory
When it comes to insurtech innovations, proof of concept purgatory rears its ugly head when an early stage company is part of a paid pilot or proof of concept that ultimately leads nowhere. This article looks at why many insurtech startups get trapped in PoC Purgatory and how this can be avoided.
Succeeding with digital transformation: Roles and challenges of key insurance enterprise stakeholders
The chief digital (or data) officer, chief underwriting officer and chief information officer have critical roles to play in the DX process for insurers. In this whitepaper, we clarify the roles and challenges of these key stakeholders in achieving three essential pillars of digital transformation.
Technology's bold contribution to insurance
In this blog post, Laura Drabik, Group VP Business Innovation, Guidewire, outlines how InsurTech is creating new pathways in an old industry. The blog also highlights how the industry can benefit by adopting a bolder approach to finding innovative solutions for customers.
Charged up: Electric vehicles and their batteries
There are 2.5m electric vehicles currently on roads around the world, and this figure is expected to rise to between 40m and 70m by 2025. For that prediction to come true, however, battery technology needs to undergo a revamp. Download this article to find out what this could mean for insurance.
Social engineering schemes: Three ways to mitigate the risk of big losses
Social engineering fraud tends to fall into three main categories, each of which can harm a business’s balance sheet and reputation. This article highlights the different types of social engineering fraud and three steps businesses can take to mitigate the risk of big losses.