Image 2 Words We Must Stop Using If we really want to put the customer at the center of everything we do, we have to start by giving up on two words: "adjuster" and "losses."
AI: Beyond Cost-Cutting, to Top-Line Growth By Muddu Sudhakar Call centers will no longer be viewed as cost centers. AI and actionbots will turn these hubs of customer interaction into revenue generators.
The Power of Efficient Content Management By Shantanu Tewari Drawing on AI and machine learning, modern content management systems drive intelligence into processes and decision-making.
Automating Insurance Workflows By Eric Ayala An MGA is saving $65 million a year by reducing from 25 to two the number of clicks required to issue each policy.
The Experience/Efficiency Paradox By Rory Yates Insurers must move from the manufacturing era (efficiency through administrative scale) to the ecosystem era (maximizing the value of a relationship).
Always Be Data Segmenting By Marty Ellingsworth Firms must always be segmenting and improving experiences for personalized risk transfer, safety, prevention and loss management.
Low-Code Tech Unlocks Capabilities for Consumers By Bill Schwaab Low-code digital tools are simplifying customer experience management and providing consumers more self-service capabilities.
A Relentless Focus on Customer Care By Troy Stewart While digitalization can create efficiencies and enhance processes, insurers must not get distracted. Customer care always comes first.
Are We Losing Our Negotiating Power? By Taylor Smith John Burge The plaintiff bar has investigated a staggering amount of money to improve its data on claims settlements. Insurance industry lawyers are way behind..
Continuous Improvement Comes to Insurance By Tom Bobrowski Process intelligence tools let operations leaders “see” digital products being built, enabling use of statistical process control techniques.
The Experience/Efficiency Paradox By Rory Yates Insurers must move from the manufacturing era (efficiency through administrative scale) to the ecosystem era (maximizing the value of a relationship).
Changing Expectations on Mobile Payments By Julie Schieni 41% of millennials with insurance purchased it with their mobile device, and other generations are moving in that direction, too.