Automation can save you time, but it won’t always save you money. Most company leaders know where, when, how, and why they can apply the technology, but when it comes to price, the true cost of the investment is rarely as obvious as it appears.
Sathya Sethuraman is the Director of Global Insurance Practice at UiPath, a leading robotic process automation vendor. We sat down with him to take a closer look at the trends and changes that will impact the industry in the years ahead.
As the insurance industry enters a post-pandemic, digital-first era, property and casualty carriers that fail to adopt an effective digital engagement program, especially one that integrates proactive communication, risk falling behind.
Today, customer expectations have overwhelmingly shifted to digital. The number of people who want all communications via paper or voice is rapidly dwindling, as the majority of the population uses messaging platforms and social media every day and are adept at all manner of mobile and online interactions.
There are as many paths to digital transformation as there are insurers. Each is unique based on the product mix, distribution strategy, culture, and state of the company’s systems and data. However, Strategy Meets Action (SMA) has developed a framework for assessing digital capabilities that insurers are using successfully.
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As the number of seasoned producers nearing retirement rises, agencies must focus on creating a more robust producer development model, one with a curriculum that will challenge participants and help them be successful in today’s complex insurance marketplace.
As carriers and other insurance organizations continue to accelerate their digital transformation efforts in 2021 and 2022, let’s take a moment to break down a few key technologies currently impacting the industry today and some that are likely to do so in the future.
Last fall, we spoke with insurance and productivity experts to hear their thoughts on what productivity means to them, what prevents insurance organizations from being productive, and their favorite tech solution for improving productivity.
As cyber risk increases, and insurance organizations depend more and more on cloud services and third parties, effective third-party risk management is more critical than ever to protecting your business’ value proposition and customer relationships.