Practice and client management

A series about Insurtech 2.0 as an evolution and movement, the data management foundations, and how advances will improve claims and underwriting.

The right data and tech means that insurance providers have more time and resources to focus on their customers.

The last in a three-part series on the meaning and future of "Insurtech 2.0" explores what technology advances could mean for insurers' claims and underwriting functions.

This first part of a three-part series on the meaning and future of "Insurtech 2.0" considers how this buzzword is defined and the evolution of technology in the insurance industry that it represents.

A good customer experience reduces friction and enhances efficiency, while making a customer feel heard and appreciated.

A byproduct of insurance modernization is the creation of increasingly complex tech stacks and application integration.

Copilots can act as a chatbot, virtual assistant, search engine and productivity tool.

Thriving as an insurer requires technological adoption, adaptable cybersecurity measures and collaboration among other factors.

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

A new J.D. Power report points to rising premiums and difficulties in getting coverage as reasons for a chill on auto insurance consumers shopping and switching habits. Digital Insurance spoke with Stephen Crewdson of the automotive data company.

Paper checks continue to comprise a significant portion of transactions in the P&C sector.

Technology has been rapidly transforming the workplace benefits landscape.

Predictive analytics can help insurers retain customers, identify fraud and process claims.

Allowing employees to advance within an organization can keep them engaged, productive and present.

The shift to electronic insurance payouts is an undeniable win-win.

Weather-based issues are leading to financial hardship, especially for low and medium-income workers.

Digital transformation can take many forms, customer experience and operational efficiency remain priorities.

Insurance professionals face a daunting year with a myriad of challenges, but are hopeful they can capitalize on potential opportunities.

By embracing emerging technology like AI, auto insurers can future proof their businesses and stay competitive.

Health insurers need to be careful that the AI systems they use create efficiency without introducing costly and unfortunate errors.