Resilience & Sustainability

Until recently, the complexities of flood behavior have been too intricate to fully represent using broad-scale modeling techniques.

Most service planning in catastrophes is highly manual, involving multiple spreadsheets and guesswork; AI-driven capacity planning is seamless.

Climate and changes in housing stock are driving a move to non-standard insurance, enabled by two major technology trends.

Combine modern building codes with huge deductibles before a policy kicks in, and the odds are probably in your favor without insurance.

Insurers must drive operational efficiency and reduce expenses. Event response and claims automation is a great place to start.

Visual intelligence systems can combine machine learning, big data, drones, etc. to deliver benefits right now.

The number of wildfires has remained relatively constant, but damage has dramatically increased. Can risk mitigation techniques help?

Speed and quality of response following catastrophes can bolster your organization, but only if you automate event response operations.