Emerging Technologies

How does the industry change if companies can sell devices and toss in some insurance as a giveaway?

The publicity for the first IPO of a European insurtech relied on "attention hacking" in social media via influencers.

"Low-code/no-code" software lets the people who are closest to the core business and its customers create innovative apps.

Technologies such as drones are often classified as emerging but are, in fact, relatively mature--and being widely adopted.

Legacy leaders hold on to the rules. Startup leaders abandon them. Disruptive leaders write new ones but always explain why.

Nearly 6.5 billion residents live in developing countries, so the scale of the microinsurance opportunity is vast.

Disruptive leaders stand in the middle – able to speak both the language of the legacy world and the language of the startup world.

If we innovate and design products in silos, we create great individual products -- but do we miss the big picture?