CIAB adds 11 new firms, launches a blockchain education initiative with The Institutes, and more.
If we can identify the gaps and opportunities that exist, it will be easier to prepare and create innovative solutions when those customer needs/expectations/preferences present themselves in the commercial marketplace.
In a previous spotlight newsletter, we asked readers to identify the technology that will have the greatest market impact in 2018, and the winner was artificial intelligence (AI).
December 14, 2017 The Council’s International Working Group came together this fall for a stimulating conversation on global trends in insurtech and discussed how brokers can effectively leverage this disruption.
Updates from our Government Affairs team on Drug Prices, the Tax Bill, NFIP, and more. Plus deep dives into topics like Insurtech hype and CAT Modeling.
The word “insurtech” can cause reactions spanning the gamut, which is valid as the industry is being inundated urges to change. However, insurtech is simply technology-fueled innovation within the insurance value chain.
Consumers have come to rely on and expect an easy and effective user experience, mostly shaped by experiences through other industries. Technology has shifted the way we buy and the way we live.
Here’s what we heard across the spectrum of attendees at InsureTech Connect (ITC) in Las Vegas and the Insurance Leadership Forum (ILF) in Colorado Springs.
David Eslick is our new chairman, President Donald Trump signed an executive order Expanding Association Health Plans, STLDI, and HRAs, we had a Blockchain Q&A with The Institutes, and more.
The Council is pleased to be joined by Pat Schmid of The Institutes for a discussion on Blockchain during our Insurance Leadership Forum (ILF) next week.