Data Analytics

Do not start with fashionable technology trends or the most passionate speaker at that conference. What do your customers want?

Blockchain could finally start to matter to data leaders for analytics. But more likely it will be 2020 before we see serious use.

New, more contextual streams of data have become available, allowing for robust analytical insights, with huge implications.

Agency data can be consolidated with several other data sources to paint a better picture about clients and improve risk analysis.

Analysts can be naive about office politics, so here is a simple framework to bear in mind when interacting with stakeholders.

Collaboration is not only necessary if we are to fulfill our promise to society, but it is the future of insurance. No one can go it alone.

Insurers have a near-constant stream of unstructured data that can improve retention and identify cross-sell and upsell opportunities.

While 2018 was a year of exploring and experimentation for insurtech, 2019 will be the year of engaging and deepening relationships.