Agents

The benefits of adopting a commercial lines quoting solution to simplify the quoting process.

A Nationwide survey suggests independent insurance agents are embracing artificial intelligence to enhance customer experience.

Tips for agents as they help consumers navigate the current landscape.

Legacy systems have played in integral part in preserving industry data, but operating multiple systems is inefficient and costly.

What steps can be taken to successfully navigate through this difficult, complex market?

Climate change has brought an increase of more severe natural disasters, causing many insurers to change their processes and policies.

Bryan Davis, EVP and head of VIU by HUB shares how brokers are utilizing technology and details its impact on the customer experience. 

New insurance intelligence tools and platforms aren't replacing agents—they're empowering them.

There are three unique payments workflows that complement different types of business models.

Three industry leaders share insights and advice on ways insurance companies can leverage new technology to help streamline processes and prevent employee burnout.

Digital Insurance reached out to insurance professionals to ask how they define a copilot.

Where life insurance can evolve and one key effort agents should continue to prioritize.

Machine learning capabilities can have a critical purpose for agents in roles that are both repetitive and complex.

The first step: every agency needs a disaster plan which outlines a course of action if an event occurs. Owners should identify the most likely disasters and determine key steps to take. Will employees evacuate or stay put? How will they communicate with customers? How can they begin working again?

Three steps to set the stage for easier connectivity to the tech platforms that agents can use to quote commercial insurance.

The Women in Insurance Leadership honoree also launched Cake Insure, a technology subsidiary of Pinnacol that allows small business owners to provide workers' comp insurance for employees.

As the rest of the world becomes increasingly connected, consumers expect all aspects of their lives to be on-demand and seamlessly integrated into digital platforms.

Much of MGAs' success can be attributed to how versatile they can be.

The insurance industry will lose half its workforce between now and 2036 as almost 400,000 employees retire.