At Frontier 2026, Shah and colleagues demonstrated intelligence within insurance workflows and an agentic approach to product development, implementation and support.
At Frontier 2026, Shah and colleagues demonstrated intelligence within insurance workflows and an agentic approach to product development, implementation and support.
Sapiens’ CTO explains how The Brain connects product knowledge and customer context to agentic workflows, modernization and governed automation.
Panelists explored how insurers can strengthen AI governance, manage third-party risks and translate technology investments into measurable business results.
Insurers at Sapiens Ignite describe faster product configuration, new claims workflows and modernization efforts that preserve human judgment and accountability.
At Applied Net, executives detail how risk digitization, automated quoting and submissionless remarketing connect carrier underwriting with agency workflows.
Leadership changes and AI ambition encourage analysts, while customer migration, product strategy and delivery remain tests of Sapiens’ transformation.
The newly appointed regional CEO brings carrier, reinsurance and data experience to Sapiens’ push for AI adoption and stronger customer outcomes.
Ettling and Wheeler connect stronger management, unified engineering and insurance-specific AI to the opportunity within Sapiens’ established products and customer base.
At Ignite, new leadership acknowledges delivery failures and pledges product discipline, faster implementations and accountable AI as foundations for transformation.
The new CEO casts Applied as agencies’ AI transformation partner while Ivans and Cytora extend its role between distribution and carrier systems.