Predict & Prevent

Any company that still relies solely on governmental property records instead of using AI-derived property databases is significantly increasing its risks.

The insurance industry is constantly changing and expanding with the rise of new technologies in order to adapt to today's clientele.

Within the fleet industry, the most common cause of crashes is distracted driving, which injured more than 420,000 drivers and killed 3,142 people in the U.S. in 2020 alone.

By improving weather modeling and assessing past catastrophes, insurers can use predictive analytics to provide better support to customers during difficult times. 

Flooding has a clear environmental, social and governance impact, and it’s beneficial to view it through an ESG lens.

The industry in aggregate is retreating from climate risk, at a time when society needs it to run toward the most severe risks that threaten us. It's time for the industry to step up.

Traditional discussions of react, repair and replace are changing to predict, prevent and protect. Part of this transition has been supported by the IoT.

Insurers have massive databases from simulation models and satellites when it comes to weather and climate. The problem is figuring out how to use them to their full potential.