squirro
The most disruptive changes in the insurance industry will be led by the advances in and utilization of key technologies. Primarily, it will include the adaptation of AI to create desirable products, harness insights from new data sources, optimize processes and costs, and improve customer experiences. According to a recent Accenture report:Digital transformation grants insurance companies exceptional capabilities. But it also creates enormous expectations.Amid these rising expectations, insurers are investing in digital technologies, raising the question of how leaders will set themselves apart.Insurers looking to differentiate themselves must be aware of technology trends that will characterize the post-digital future.
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360Globalnet Ltd
Claims automation: saving costs by debunking the myths. About this webinar. Are the old legacy systems still the go-to place for claims? What are the alternatives. Insurance Times and a panel of experts explore whether insurers are paying too much money and spending too much time implementing outdated systems. Could the new wave of self-implementing systems spell the end of this being an outsourced service? We debunk the myths and lies that you may have been told and find out if there is an easier, more cost-effective way to manage your claims system.
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Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of America, Inc
This webinar focuses on five of the most common contractor risk exposures:
- Contractual Risk Transfer
- Properly Extending Insured Status
- Business Auto Issues
- Misuse of the Absolute Pollution Exclusion
- Professional and Pollution Exposures Faced by Contractors
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Majesco
Changing customer expectations and behaviors are forcing a shift to a multi-channel world, which is challenging insurers to provide channel options and choice across the entire value chain. Within this rapidly shifting business landscape, insurers must rethink their distribution strategy and execution, because improving distribution is critical to growth. Agents and advisors remain critical to the way insurers engage customers and sell their products and services, but how they do this needs to look much different than it did five years ago, or even one year ago. Insurers must set up multi-channel distribution options to enhance customer interactions on the customer’s terms … not the insurer’s. As a result, distribution channel strategies, including how to support the traditional agent/broker channel, are a focus for transformation in the age of Digital Insurance 2.0, and are foundational to an insurer’s ability to realize their growth and innovation strategies.
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