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Q&A: The Future of Actuaries in the InsurTech Era
IIR interviews Joe Wurzburger, Fellow of the Society of Actuaries on the role of the actuarial profession in an age of technology-driven disruption.
Farm Bureau Mutual of Idaho Incentivizes Policyholders to Mitigate Risk
The insurer has integrated Samsung SmartThings with Guidewire PolicyCenter to detect, intervene and prevent major water damage-related losses.
MetLife Tackles Wildfire Risk with Zesty.ai
Through the vendor’s Z-FIRE solution MetLife Auto & Home seeks to more accurately assess wildfire risk and grow its business in California and other Western states.
Guidewire’s Journey to Cloud-Based Service: CEO Mike Rosenbaum’s Mission
The ex-Salesforce EVP will support the continuity of Guidewire’s company culture and values while driving its transformation from a software package vendor to a cloud service provider.
Liberty Mutual GRS CIO: The Digital Persona in Commercial Insurance
John Heveran talks about Liberty Mutual Global Risk Solutions’ work with partner DMI to make commercial insurance customer-centric through the use of digital personas.
How EMC Insurance Companies Engages Profitably with InsurTechs
A conversation with Jason Gross, Vice President of Innovation at EMC Companies about how the carrier interacts successfully with startups, participating in the InsurTech movement in a manner comparable to a national carrier.
What’s Driving Insurance Innovation and Where is it Headed?—ITC’s Caribou Honig
Insurance is in the midst of a ‘Cambrian Explosion,’ characterized by a proliferation of new forms, shapes and structures of insurance companies, vendors and processes, according to ITC’s chairman and co-founder Caribou Honig.
Gore Mutual Embarks on Artificial Intelligence Strategy with Element AI
The midsized carrier has undertaken a partnership to help it through its AI journey, including deploying Element AI Underwriting Partner as a first major application of the technology.
Why Betterview Got Out of the Drone Business
Betterview’s strategic departure clarifies its core competency and exemplifies an InsurTech’s ability to adapt or ‘pivot’ in a way that fosters not only its own success, but that of its customers and the insurance industry generally.