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Continuing to improve the quality in the settlement of claims is a major focus for insurers, the supply chain and supporting technology providers. Property claims are amongst the most complex claims instigating a more emotive customer experience. With many different parties involved, multi-tiered supply chains and a broad range of events to be covered, delivering quality requires collaboration as well as innovative and effective technology. Successful applications of new digital technology are starting to deliver dramatic improvements in property claims management. This Live Chat looks under the covers to explore examples of value being delivered to major insurers today in this space.

Amid rising inflation, geopolitical tensions, and the lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, US insurers face several new challenges to navigate throughout the year. Join us for a complimentary webinar in which subject matter experts from S&P Global Market Intelligence, S&P Dow Jones Indices, and S&P Global Ratings discuss emerging trends and challenges facing the insurance industry throughout 2022. Discussion topics will include: What are the enduring effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the industry? Current outlook on insurance investments What are the impacts of offshoring in the insurance sector? The implications of rising inflation and interest rates Climate-related impacts on specific markets

Digitalization is on everyone’s agenda these days, and there are more efficiencies to be gained especially in the areas of claims, underwriting and risk inspections.DXC’s cloud-hosted SaaS offerings, powered by 360Globalnet, provide a comprehensive digital strategy for claims and risk management. Our technology works alongside your current IT infrastructure and provides unique capabilities in self-service, intelligent systems, smart mobile devices, livestreaming video, data analytics and fraud detection.

Risk engineering is a combination of multiple engineering disciplines incorporating both theoretical and practical methods for its main purpose of ‘’Loss Prevention’’. Risk engineers mainly work with insurance companies to reach all types of businesses globally where they provide solutions to help manage loss control, mitigate risk and improve safety. There are number of tasks which the risk engineer will have responsibility over