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A Scary Stat for Insurance Brands

ITL's weekly Six Things newsletter is curated by Editor-in-Chief Paul Carroll and features top articles from leading voices in risk and insurance. Each edition also includes Paul's insightful analysis of key trends.

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ITL On Demand

ITL On Demand is a webinar program focused on important opportunities for innovation in risk management and insurance. Moderated by ITL Editor-in-Chief Paul Carroll, the webinars draw on experts from across the industry, from promising startups to the largest incumbents. Hot-button topics include blockchain, AI, telematics and IoT and their potential to slash costs while opening new markets for companies across the insurance ecosystem.

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Insurtech in Action: The ITL Demos

If a picture is worth a thousand words, a demo is worth a thousand slides in a PowerPoint. At a time when so many in insurance are sifting through the innovations in AI and other technologies, ITL is setting up a space where companies can share demos so potential users can see with their own eyes if an innovation might be a good fit. 

Let’s get beyond theory. Let’s get practical. 

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ITL Focus: ITL Ops: Change Management

This Month's Focus Topic 

Change Management

Some two decades into the insurance industry's digital transformation, companies have spent hundreds of billions of dollars on new core systems, cloud migrations, digital portals, and AI tools — but the technology was rarely the hardest part. 

The hardest part was the people. 

The people part has long been treated as a supporting act in large technology transformations. But as the pace and complexity of transformation accelerates, that approach is showing its limits. Employees nod along, say they're using the new system, and then quietly find workarounds. Leadership mandates adoption from the top while alignment quietly fractures below. Organizations sprint to the go-live date and then discover that the real work hadn't started yet. 

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