Technology Trends
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Technology Trends
The digital age of insurance: A roadmap to digital transformation
Now that the digital transformation of insurance is here, opportunities abound for brokers who are ready to take the steps necessary to ensure their futures in the digital age. This content focuses on the factors driving the digital age of insurance and why going digital matters for brokers.
The digital age of insurance: Five reasons why your brokerage should be digital
The time for denial of the digital age of insurance is over. The call to action is simple: it’s time for brokers to seize the opportunity of digital transformation. This eBook focuses on five reasons why your brokerage should be digital.
Special report: The future of personal lines - An expert view
The insurance industry needs to understand the demands of its future customers if it is to meet their expectations. EXL’s head of UK and Europe and SVP Insurance, Nigel Edwards explains how smarter insurers will adopt personalisation and a frictionless purchasing and servicing experience to win out.
Model risk management for insurance
As technology advances, the ability to analyse vast amounts of data is driving up the requirement within the insurance industry for well governed risk management models. This content highlights the implications for insurance providers and why a robust approach to model risk management is required.
Fighting fraud: Personal data is not a panacea
In the insurance industry, where data about real people and real vehicles is being used by ghost brokers, insurance businesses need to constantly be on the lookout for new ways to stay ahead of fraudsters. iovation’s John Marsden considers the tools available to combat the scourge of ghost broking.
In-depth - claims: The tech frontline
In this article, Insurance Age investigates how brokers can use technology to manage claims and help customers prevent them.
A BIBA brokers’ guide to engineering inspection and maintenance
This guide takes an in-depth look at the engineering sector’s transformation, why the need to keep equipment safe and fit for purpose remains as crucial as ever, and considers how the current pace of technological change may impact the sector in the future.
In depth data
FM Global visits around 60,000 sites every year, completing a total of 100,000 surveys, each one different to another. Our unique, personalised approach is highly beneficial; reducing margins of error and building stronger, more resilient organisations as opposed to a ‘one-size-fits-all’ policy.
Cities held for ransom: Why are public entities easy targets for cyber crime?
Many public entities, hamstrung by tight budgets and inadequate security measures are being repeatedly targeted by hackers. This article provides examples of cities that have been victims of cyber attacks and highlights steps public entities can take to implement affordable cyber security measures.
Driving forward: Navigating supply chain risk in the automotive industry
With the advent of new technologies, the complexity of manufacturing cars has increased exponentially. This article highlights why the ability to identify and proactively address supplier risks is critical to the sustainability of both the automotive industry and the insurance industry.