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There is a common high-level customer journey for insurance customers. Here at Decision Management Solutions we’ve helped insurance carriers in the US and Asia develop innovative approaches to developing and delivering NBO/NBA initiatives. One of the biggest challenges for insurance carriers is that unlike for example, a financial services company, most of a carrier’s customer interactions are limited to an initial policy purchase, handling a claim, and policy renewal. MORE
Insurance organizations around the world are heavily investing in AI. MORE
Ensuring that agents and brokers have the best tools to evaluate and close opportunities can be a real differentiator for insurance companies. — To learn what else is driving growth, productivity, and efficiency, download our new guide: 2018 State of the Insurance Industry. MORE
— To learn what else is driving growth, productivity, and efficiency, download our new guide: 2018 State of the Insurance Industry. Technology investment is an essential component of most strategic growth and operational efficiency initiatives. Technology comes in two parts. There’s the front-end technology that customers experience. There’s also the back-end technology that other stakeholders (i.e., MORE
Mario Greco, CEO of Zurich Insurance Group, one of the world’s largest insurance companies, sat down with CNBC following the release of the company’s Q4 2017 earnings. Even after a year full of natural disasters (2017 happens to be the costliest year on record for the global insurance industry) and the potential financial burden (i.e., more claims) that climate change can place on insurers moving forward, the overall feeling about the future is optimistic. MORE
Auto Insurance. AI in auto insurance has been a significant boon for companies and drivers. By using AI in risk assessment, insurance companies won't have to rely on past incidents to set premiums. MORE
The insurance industry is one of the companies investing the most in big data technology. Exactly one year ago today, SNS Telecom & IT published a report highlighting the demand for big data in the insurance industry. The report showed that insurers spent $2.4 MORE
Information Builders, a leader in business intelligence ( BI ) and analytics, information integrity, and integration solutions, announced today that it is partnering with Silvervine, a leading provider of real-time insurance policy administration software. Together the companies will provide users with the ability to downstream data and business intelligence for their insurance clients MORE
Information Builders, a leader in business intelligence ( BI ) and analytics, information integrity, and integration solutions, announced during the Analytics for Insurance Conference and Expo in Toronto this week that its insurance solutions help facilitate claims, actuarial, financial, risk, marketing processes, and more for insurance providers across the Canadian insurance property and casualty (P&C) market MORE
Technology has had a profound impact on the insurance industry. Insurers are relying heavily on big data as the number of insurance policyholders also grow. Big data analytics can help solve a lot of data issues that insurance companies face, but the process is a bit daunting. It can be challenging for insurance companies who have not adjusted to this just yet. What is one of the reasons why some insurance companies get more customers as compared to others? MORE
The implications and challenges for Insurance carriers lies with the successful streamlining and integration of data (no more silos) and the expansion of digital capabilities within their customer centric culture. Consumers want to interact with their insurer through the channel of their choice via quick and simple transactions at any place, any time and on any device. Insurers who effectively achieve this will truly distinguish themselves in the marketplace. MORE
James Wade, Director of Application Hosting at Guidewell and IBM Analytics Hemanth Manda spoke with Dave Vellante in New York City on the eve of the 13 September taping of the Win with AI digital broadcast about the challenge of getting data ready for AI and how IBM Cloud Private for Data can help MORE
The banking, financial services and insurance industry typically deals with higher data velocity and tighter regulations than most. Metadata-Driven Automation in the Insurance Industry. MORE
has created a jubilant atmosphere, as the rates are generally expected to boost earnings and investments for many insurers. — To learn what else is driving growth, productivity, and efficiency, download our new guide: 2018 State of the Insurance Industry. Recent months have seen many discussions and questions about tax reform and its impact on the industry as a whole. The introduction of lower corporate tax rates in the U.S. MORE
In February, we published a blog post on “Using Technology to Add Value in Insurance.” In that post, I referenced Matt Josefowticz’s recent article – Technology May be the Answer for Insurers, but What Was the Question? , in which he argues that there are only three levers of value in insurance: 1. Selling more can be a real challenge for insurance carriers. The post Using Technology to Grow Relationship Value in Insurance? MORE
Due to these pre-existing regulations, organizations operating within these sectors, as well as insurance, had some of the GDPR compliance bases covered in advance. MORE
move within the insurance and banking chain through documents and forms. Currently, there is no linking system between these the two parties involved (banks and insurance companies) that allows for quick and smooth information exchange. The use of blockchain technology in insurance will increase the speed in which insurance policies can be carried out and pave the way for a more secure and transparent system. MORE
Perhaps nowhere is this truer than in the insurance industry, though. Consider: – In life insurance, actuaries rely on data from many sources to discover and define ever more granular health and lifestyle attributes to determine the overall risk level of each applicant. MORE
As a booming market full of endless possibilities, the autonomous vehicles segment has also raised questions on the requirement of insurance for vehicles in an accident-free future. Autonomous Vehicles and the Insurance Industry. Autonomy in vehicles is bound to come with its share of disruption in the insurance industry. MORE
The insurance industry has always been quite conservative; however, the adoption of new technologies is not just a modern trend but a necessity to maintain a competitive pace. Learn more about the benefits of Big Data for insurance from our material. Processed by artificial intelligence, it becomes a valuable source of information vital for most business models, including insurance. Big Data and Insurance: Implications for Innovation and Competition. MORE
The life insurance industry will soon undergo a dramatic transformation in response to advances in big data. A number of insurance executives have been reluctant to embrace the changes of big data. One study found that 74% of respondents felt that the insurance industry had done an inadequate job addressing the need for big data. However, a growing number of insurers are starting to appreciate the need. Big data is the key to helping with life insurance settlements. MORE
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The insurance sector can benefit significantly from these advancements of cognitive technology too. This is made possible with the heaps of data collected by insurance companies and not used to their full potential. In the insurance business vertical, AI can have a positive impact at every level, from automating call center request processing to helping make accurate assessments and executive-level decisions. Applications of AI for Insurance. MORE
McKinsey recently reported that “Most carriers are struggling to meet their cost of capital, and productivity has barely moved over the past decade” and that “The insurance industry is facing a serious structural challenge … the majority of carriers are not making their cost of capital.” ” Growing productivity by improving operations is an essential ingredient in insurance carriers’ business strategy. AI Decision Management Insurance MORE
Creating value for customers, employees, partners, and shareholders has always been the core objective of insurance companies. Our new guide highlights the: State of the insurance industry based on our own insights, as well as those from leaders in the space. Most significant challenges diversified insurance, life insurance, and property and casualty insurance companies face and how they are solving them. MORE
To keep processing costs low, many insurance carriers have a goal to increase the percentage of their claims that can be processed and decisioned with no human decision-making involved. Perhaps surprisingly, there remains a fair amount of human intervention involved in processing insurance claims. Start with automating and improving a single decision (such as insurance claims handling or next best offer) to demonstrate the power of Decision Management. MORE
Yet even as insurance companies lean on M&A for growth, every insurance company requires a more comprehensive program to achieve its growth targets. — To learn what else is driving growth, productivity, and efficiency, download our new guide: 2018 State of the Insurance Industry. M&A is always on the table, as it can provide quicker access to more customers through geographic expansion, as well as new business lines and capabilities. MORE
In a digital and mobile era, insurance companies must cater to customers’ demands and expectations by providing fast and frequent communication, access to more digestible and transparent information, and, of course, convenience. — To learn what else is driving growth, productivity, and efficiency, download our new guide: 2018 State of the Insurance Industry. MORE
Matt Josefowticz wrote a great piece recently – Technology May be the Answer for Insurers, but What Was the Question? In this he argues that there are only three levers of value in insurance: 1. This resonated with me as we have been doing a lot of work recently developing digital decisioning solutions using our DecisionsFirst approach for insurance carriers and have seen all three drivers in play. MORE
In this Q&A, IBM financial services solution architect Irina Saburova discusses an insurance use case with IBM Data Science Marketing Lead Rosie Pongracz. In this scenario common to the insurance industry, an organization needs to adjust its operations based on upcoming weather event and multiple weather indicators can improve forecast accuracy MORE
Today, insurance companies remain heavily focused on growth, productivity, and efficiency. The answers to these big questions lie in the strategic initiatives that insurance companies must embrace to move their business forward. To learn about them, download our new guide: 2018 State of the Insurance Industry. That is, how can they generate more revenue and increase profitability? How can they get a bigger piece of the pie in a market that offers customers so many options? MORE
80% of data and analytics leaders with global life insurance and property & casualty carriers surveyed by McKinsey reported that their analytics investments are not delivering high impact. Here at Decision Management Solutions, we’ve worked with many life insurance and property & casualty carriers around the world and seen this problem first hand. Insurance companies, like other companies, want their analytics investments to be strategic – to have a strategic impact. MORE
Big data is greatly affecting the operations of many businesses, including those in the insurance sector. Insurance data can be particularly challenging to use because it comes from many sources such as adjusters’ notes, fraud lists and claims databases. MORE
While touching various industrial verticals with its advantages, Data Analytics is playing its part in the Insurance industry too. Hence, a complete Insurance data Analysis will ensure that you have all the greater risks covered to your best capabilities. . MORE
In February, we published a blog post on “Using Technology to Add Value in Insurance”. That post, referenced Matt Josefowticz’s article – Technology May be the Answer for Insurers, but What Was the Question? , in which he states that there are only three levers of value in insurance: 1. One clear way to reduce operating costs in insurance is to add automation to complex decision-making processes, such as underwriting and claims handling. MORE
Nancy Casbarro and Deb Zawisa of Novarico recently published a new paper on Data Science in Insurance: Expansion and Key Issues subscription required) that was summarized in this nice little article on Dig-in 3 challenges facing insurers in data science implementation. These three challenges – getting business buy in, attracting talent, and strategic alignment are exactly what we see in our work with insurers. MORE
I want to understand and know more about every aspect of the cyber peril to help my company be the best and help our customers feel they are serviced by the best company and people in the insurance industry. Insights Geo Insurance USA MORE
Designed for health insurers, Omni-Payer is a complete member information management solution that equips payers with a 360-degree view of every member covered Information Builders, a leader in business intelligence (BI) and analytics, information integrity, and integration solutions, today announced the availability of its Omni-Payer solution, the latest addition to its data integrity and integration arsenal. MORE
In February, we published a blog post on “Using Technology to Add Value in Insurance”. In that post, I referenced Matt Josefowticz’s article – Technology May be the Answer for Insurers, but What Was the Question? , in which he states there are only three levers of value in insurance: Sell More, Manage Risk Better (aka underwriting and adjusting), and Cost Less to Operate. Insurers can also manage risk more effectively through continuous improvement. MORE
The insurance industry is based on the idea of managing risk. The journal Risk Management and Insurance Review mentions that historically, in the latter half of the twentieth century, the analysis of trends was the primary driver in determining risk in the insurance business. MORE
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Big data is greatly affecting the operations of many businesses, including those in the insurance sector. Insurance data can be particularly challenging to use because it comes from many sources such as adjusters’ notes, fraud lists and claims databases.
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The insurance sector can benefit significantly from these advancements of cognitive technology too. This is made possible with the heaps of data collected by insurance companies and not used to their full potential. In the insurance business vertical, AI can have a positive impact at every level, from automating call center request processing to helping make accurate assessments and executive-level decisions. Applications of AI for Insurance.
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JUNE 26, 2019
The insurance industry is based on the idea of managing risk. The journal Risk Management and Insurance Review mentions that historically, in the latter half of the twentieth century, the analysis of trends was the primary driver in determining risk in the insurance business.
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SEPTEMBER 10, 2019
While touching various industrial verticals with its advantages, Data Analytics is playing its part in the Insurance industry too. Hence, a complete Insurance data Analysis will ensure that you have all the greater risks covered to your best capabilities. .
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The insurance industry has always been quite conservative; however, the adoption of new technologies is not just a modern trend but a necessity to maintain a competitive pace. Learn more about the benefits of Big Data for insurance from our material. Processed by artificial intelligence, it becomes a valuable source of information vital for most business models, including insurance. Big Data and Insurance: Implications for Innovation and Competition.
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As a booming market full of endless possibilities, the autonomous vehicles segment has also raised questions on the requirement of insurance for vehicles in an accident-free future. Autonomous Vehicles and the Insurance Industry. Autonomy in vehicles is bound to come with its share of disruption in the insurance industry.
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There is a common high-level customer journey for insurance customers. Here at Decision Management Solutions we’ve helped insurance carriers in the US and Asia develop innovative approaches to developing and delivering NBO/NBA initiatives. One of the biggest challenges for insurance carriers is that unlike for example, a financial services company, most of a carrier’s customer interactions are limited to an initial policy purchase, handling a claim, and policy renewal.
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Technology has had a profound impact on the insurance industry. Insurers are relying heavily on big data as the number of insurance policyholders also grow. Big data analytics can help solve a lot of data issues that insurance companies face, but the process is a bit daunting. It can be challenging for insurance companies who have not adjusted to this just yet. What is one of the reasons why some insurance companies get more customers as compared to others?
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Yet even as insurance companies lean on M&A for growth, every insurance company requires a more comprehensive program to achieve its growth targets. — To learn what else is driving growth, productivity, and efficiency, download our new guide: 2018 State of the Insurance Industry. M&A is always on the table, as it can provide quicker access to more customers through geographic expansion, as well as new business lines and capabilities.
Perficient Data & Analytics
APRIL 25, 2018
Creating value for customers, employees, partners, and shareholders has always been the core objective of insurance companies. Our new guide highlights the: State of the insurance industry based on our own insights, as well as those from leaders in the space. Most significant challenges diversified insurance, life insurance, and property and casualty insurance companies face and how they are solving them.
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Today, insurance companies remain heavily focused on growth, productivity, and efficiency. The answers to these big questions lie in the strategic initiatives that insurance companies must embrace to move their business forward. To learn about them, download our new guide: 2018 State of the Insurance Industry. That is, how can they generate more revenue and increase profitability? How can they get a bigger piece of the pie in a market that offers customers so many options?
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Ensuring that agents and brokers have the best tools to evaluate and close opportunities can be a real differentiator for insurance companies. — To learn what else is driving growth, productivity, and efficiency, download our new guide: 2018 State of the Insurance Industry.
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Mario Greco, CEO of Zurich Insurance Group, one of the world’s largest insurance companies, sat down with CNBC following the release of the company’s Q4 2017 earnings. Even after a year full of natural disasters (2017 happens to be the costliest year on record for the global insurance industry) and the potential financial burden (i.e., more claims) that climate change can place on insurers moving forward, the overall feeling about the future is optimistic.
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— To learn what else is driving growth, productivity, and efficiency, download our new guide: 2018 State of the Insurance Industry. Technology investment is an essential component of most strategic growth and operational efficiency initiatives. Technology comes in two parts. There’s the front-end technology that customers experience. There’s also the back-end technology that other stakeholders (i.e.,
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In February, we published a blog post on “Using Technology to Add Value in Insurance”. That post, referenced Matt Josefowticz’s article – Technology May be the Answer for Insurers, but What Was the Question? , in which he states that there are only three levers of value in insurance: 1. One clear way to reduce operating costs in insurance is to add automation to complex decision-making processes, such as underwriting and claims handling.
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has created a jubilant atmosphere, as the rates are generally expected to boost earnings and investments for many insurers. — To learn what else is driving growth, productivity, and efficiency, download our new guide: 2018 State of the Insurance Industry. Recent months have seen many discussions and questions about tax reform and its impact on the industry as a whole. The introduction of lower corporate tax rates in the U.S.
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Perhaps nowhere is this truer than in the insurance industry, though. Consider: – In life insurance, actuaries rely on data from many sources to discover and define ever more granular health and lifestyle attributes to determine the overall risk level of each applicant.
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In a digital and mobile era, insurance companies must cater to customers’ demands and expectations by providing fast and frequent communication, access to more digestible and transparent information, and, of course, convenience. — To learn what else is driving growth, productivity, and efficiency, download our new guide: 2018 State of the Insurance Industry.
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SEPTEMBER 5, 2019
McKinsey recently reported that “Most carriers are struggling to meet their cost of capital, and productivity has barely moved over the past decade” and that “The insurance industry is facing a serious structural challenge … the majority of carriers are not making their cost of capital.” ” Growing productivity by improving operations is an essential ingredient in insurance carriers’ business strategy. AI Decision Management Insurance
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MARCH 25, 2019
Nancy Casbarro and Deb Zawisa of Novarico recently published a new paper on Data Science in Insurance: Expansion and Key Issues subscription required) that was summarized in this nice little article on Dig-in 3 challenges facing insurers in data science implementation. These three challenges – getting business buy in, attracting talent, and strategic alignment are exactly what we see in our work with insurers.
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In February, we published a blog post on “Using Technology to Add Value in Insurance”. In that post, I referenced Matt Josefowticz’s article – Technology May be the Answer for Insurers, but What Was the Question? , in which he states there are only three levers of value in insurance: Sell More, Manage Risk Better (aka underwriting and adjusting), and Cost Less to Operate. Insurers can also manage risk more effectively through continuous improvement.
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Matt Josefowticz wrote a great piece recently – Technology May be the Answer for Insurers, but What Was the Question? In this he argues that there are only three levers of value in insurance: 1. This resonated with me as we have been doing a lot of work recently developing digital decisioning solutions using our DecisionsFirst approach for insurance carriers and have seen all three drivers in play.
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In February, we published a blog post on “Using Technology to Add Value in Insurance.” In that post, I referenced Matt Josefowticz’s recent article – Technology May be the Answer for Insurers, but What Was the Question? , in which he argues that there are only three levers of value in insurance: 1. Selling more can be a real challenge for insurance carriers. The post Using Technology to Grow Relationship Value in Insurance?
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In this Q&A, IBM financial services solution architect Irina Saburova discusses an insurance use case with IBM Data Science Marketing Lead Rosie Pongracz. In this scenario common to the insurance industry, an organization needs to adjust its operations based on upcoming weather event and multiple weather indicators can improve forecast accuracy
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To keep processing costs low, many insurance carriers have a goal to increase the percentage of their claims that can be processed and decisioned with no human decision-making involved. Perhaps surprisingly, there remains a fair amount of human intervention involved in processing insurance claims. Start with automating and improving a single decision (such as insurance claims handling or next best offer) to demonstrate the power of Decision Management.
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I want to understand and know more about every aspect of the cyber peril to help my company be the best and help our customers feel they are serviced by the best company and people in the insurance industry. Insights Geo Insurance USA
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The insurance industry is one of the companies investing the most in big data technology. Exactly one year ago today, SNS Telecom & IT published a report highlighting the demand for big data in the insurance industry. The report showed that insurers spent $2.4
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80% of data and analytics leaders with global life insurance and property & casualty carriers surveyed by McKinsey reported that their analytics investments are not delivering high impact. Here at Decision Management Solutions, we’ve worked with many life insurance and property & casualty carriers around the world and seen this problem first hand. Insurance companies, like other companies, want their analytics investments to be strategic – to have a strategic impact.
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move within the insurance and banking chain through documents and forms. Currently, there is no linking system between these the two parties involved (banks and insurance companies) that allows for quick and smooth information exchange. The use of blockchain technology in insurance will increase the speed in which insurance policies can be carried out and pave the way for a more secure and transparent system.
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Information Builders, a leader in business intelligence ( BI ) and analytics, information integrity, and integration solutions, announced during the Analytics for Insurance Conference and Expo in Toronto this week that its insurance solutions help facilitate claims, actuarial, financial, risk, marketing processes, and more for insurance providers across the Canadian insurance property and casualty (P&C) market
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Designed for health insurers, Omni-Payer is a complete member information management solution that equips payers with a 360-degree view of every member covered Information Builders, a leader in business intelligence (BI) and analytics, information integrity, and integration solutions, today announced the availability of its Omni-Payer solution, the latest addition to its data integrity and integration arsenal.
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Information Builders, a leader in business intelligence ( BI ) and analytics, information integrity, and integration solutions, announced today that it is partnering with Silvervine, a leading provider of real-time insurance policy administration software. Together the companies will provide users with the ability to downstream data and business intelligence for their insurance clients
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The banking, financial services and insurance industry typically deals with higher data velocity and tighter regulations than most. Metadata-Driven Automation in the Insurance Industry.
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Due to these pre-existing regulations, organizations operating within these sectors, as well as insurance, had some of the GDPR compliance bases covered in advance.
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The implications and challenges for Insurance carriers lies with the successful streamlining and integration of data (no more silos) and the expansion of digital capabilities within their customer centric culture. Consumers want to interact with their insurer through the channel of their choice via quick and simple transactions at any place, any time and on any device. Insurers who effectively achieve this will truly distinguish themselves in the marketplace.
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Blog AWS Cloud insurance driver data IoT platform predictive analytics telematicsA tech startup needed help building a scalable data platform that leverages driver data and predictive analytics.
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