Technology Trends
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Technology Trends
How can insurance organisations benefit from intelligent automation?
Claims, back-office administration, policy administration, fraud prevention, compliance and customer services can all be transformed through Intelligent Automation. This e-book outlines specific use cases for deploying Intelligent Automation within the insurance industry.
Cyber security in the time of coronavirus
Many businesses are now planning for or actively implementing a business model involving far more remote workers than they had ever anticipated. This article provides advice on good business cyber security practices and key areas to consider when planning or deploying remote working capabilities.
How to identify disinformation around Covid-19
During times of crisis, the growing demand for information and clarity creates opportunities for spreading disinformation. To help combat disinformation campaigns, this article shares six tips for identifying disinformation in the news and social media.
How can banks and insurers effectively partner in the digital era?
In the digital age banks and insurers need to rethink their partnership approach to the customer and embrace the opportunities presented by the digital environment. This whitepaper looks at how insurers and banks can effectively partner together by leveraging the benefits of the bancassurance model.
Driving efficiencies through better fraud detection: Shift Technology
To help insurers battle fraud, Guidewire Software has added Shift Technology to its partner community and existing contingent of fraud fighting superheroes. This article outlines how Shift Technology enables insurers to proactively detect claims fraud throughout all stages of the claims process.
Imperatives for how to build for speed
For many insurance providers, building for speed requires a 180-degree shift, but getting there is easier said than done. In this white paper, you will learn imperatives for how to build for speed across four key areas.
Property losses from catastrophes are getting worse: Data transparency and teamwork are key to reducing the risk
The increasing intensity of natural disasters and more unpredictable weather has made managing property exposures more challenging than ever. This article highlights how sophisticated technology and data analysis tools can help risk managers to proactively assess and mitigate property exposures.
Analyst note: Claims processing
To catch up to new competitors, traditional insurers must strengthen their claims value propositions and provide the essential support functions to impact the front-end customer experience. This report examines the essential steps to digitise and transform claims.
Motor Mouth podcast eight: The car is the star!
In this podcast, Insurance Post’s content director, Jonathan Swift and Lexis Nexis’ senior director of personal lines insurance, Martyn Mathews discuss the latest in car technology innovation and how the connected car of the future will provide reliable, real-time data for insurers to assess risk.
SMEs and cyber risk - a ticking time bomb
Based on insights from Post’s SME Insurance Risk Survey, this article sheds light on why the take-up of cyber insurance among SMEs is so low, the perils of underinsurance and the biggest concerns among SMEs that might encourage them to increase their cyber cover through brokers or insurers.