Today ReSource Pro Insights, our research practice, announces a big milestone: the release of our 300th published research report, “Embedded Insurance: Disruptor or Distraction?”
From warranties to travel insurance, embedded insurance has been around for decades, but its potential impact is now being widely recognized.
The artificial intelligence (AI) landscape has changed significantly over the past year, presenting both fresh opportunities and new challenges to the property & casualty insurance industry. As AI continues to evolve, especially through advancements like GenAI, insurance companies must create strong governance frameworks to keep AI use transparent and ethical.
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.
Here are four solutions insurance businesses can use to optimize operations and attract talent.
Let’s explore five strategies your organization can use to build a customer experience that boosts loyalty and retention.
Have you ever wondered whether there was a more efficient way of doing something within your business? If so, you would likely benefit from lean process mapping.
Whether we are moving toward a post-pandemic era in the U.S. is debatable, but what seems clear is that tech-related plans are moving ahead full steam. So, what does the big picture look like?
New research by ReSource Pro Consulting has found that while familiar distribution trends continue, carriers are also beginning to experiment more with new strategies, such as expanding partnerships with affinity groups. In this article, we’ll share some of our key findings.
There are three “buckets” that factor into how insurance premiums are developed: frequency losses, severity, and insurance company expenses.