Virtual assistants and intelligent speech interfaces. Insurance companies look to the future, embracing the new opportunities offered by IoT, smart devices and smart apps. Tools that will completely revolutionize the customer experience in the coming years.
For many, the concept of a “smart home” is a futuristic, and perhaps even frivolous, offering where lights shut off automatically once we fall asleep, thermostats are controlled from your phone and security cameras can show you what’s going on in your home from thousands of miles away.
The car insurance industry has seen some drastic changes thanks to new technological innovations. Read on to find out how these changes will affect you.
Insurance executives who wonder if artificial intelligence should be a top priority for their company might want to consider the following:
Blockchain is still evolving, lacking in the basic enterprise technology adoption hygiene that is needed to build real use cases.
With the rise of artificial intelligence, our definitions of certain technological processes are increasingly important.
Advances in big data analytics, artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things promise to fundamentally transform the insurance industry and the role data plays in insurance.
One of the benefits of having sat on a pubic board is the lesson learned about presenting problems. One never comes to a board room to present a problem without also balancing it out with a proposed solution.
We hear a lot about digital customer experience, but which are the key factors to enable organizations to stand out in these terms and which benefits can they expect to see?
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(Source: Celent Insurance Blog )
How many times did you check your phone today? According to the Android app Locket, the average person checks their phone 110 times a day. So it’s not surprising that building mobile apps continues to be a high priority for insurers.
