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REIMAGINING INSURANCE FOR THE POST-DIGITAL ERA

MICHAEL LYMAN | June 4, 2019 | 128 views

Its a new age for insurance, one in which insurers are adapting products and services to better serve their customers in new and exciting ways. For example, 81 percent of the insurance executives we surveyed agreed that 5G will revolutionize their industry by offering new ways to provide products and services. What does this mean in an industry that is likely to shift under the influence of technical development and innovation in the future? Accentures just-released 2019 Technology Vision for Insurance highlights this year’s big trends in tech, and provides guiding strategies to succeed in the post-digital era.

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