Global Landscape of Insurance Digital Transformation
Insurance Digital Transformation refers to the comprehensive integration of digital technologies into all areas
Digital transformation is the adoption of digital technology by an organization to digitize non-digital products, services or operations. The goal for its implementation is to increase value through innovation, invention, customer experience or efficiency.
Digital Transformation examples include IT Modernization such as switching to a cloud environment, being remote-ready, reskilling employees, implementing automation to accelerate customer support and service, and using AI-driven insights to enhance sales efficiency.
Learn about the four different digital transformation types and why selecting the right one is crucial for success: Process transformation, Business model transformation, Domain transformation and Cultural transformation.
In this section, we have collected the most current articles and reviews on the topic of the Digital Transformation.
Insurance Digital Transformation refers to the comprehensive integration of digital technologies into all areas
In the era of digital transformation, the insurance sector has observed a paradigm shift in the creation of value. Digital data, now form a significant part of the economic value
Transformative trends are shaping the future risk landscape, creating $200+ bn of market potential for insurers by 2030. Top 10 opportunities
Mystery Shopping can be a powerful tool to help insurance providers and brokers to maximise conversions, so they can get ahead of competition
For re/insurance industry, Digital Trust and Artificial Intelligence are vital for business since access to data is the key component behind risk analytics and automation capabilities
Climate change, ESG responsibilities and cyber risks are just some of the key concerns facing the insurance industry in 2024, according to Reynolds Porter Chamberlain
High demand for global life insurance and increased worldwide risk awareness sparked by the pandemic have encouraged carriers to personalize solutions
Legacy technology systems have long been a problem for insurance providers. The idea of moving customer data away from incumbent systems is a daunting prospect for most insurers
As the insurance industry continues to navigate the pace of change, complexity and uncertainty in our world, consumers continue to respond companies to be more responsive
Allianz Risk Barometer incorporates the views of 2,712 respondents from 94 countries and territories. Elevated levels of disruption to continue as dangers
Emerging capabilities including telematics, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and automation have transformed nearly every aspect of the insurance value chain
Subscription models have been a hot topic of conversation in the insurance industry for several years. For some, the prospect of subscriptions becoming the dominant model
Saudi Arabia’s insurance market, the second largest in the Gulf region by gross written premium (GWP) after the UAE, offers a vibrant and competitive environment
Insurers are accelerating their investments in digital technologies, applying Artificial Intelligence (AI) and automation strategies across entire business functions
Planning out insurance marketing strategy is a great way to stay on track with your business goals and find success within your target market
The insurance industry has had to rethink its business strategies to prepare for more ambitious decarbonization initiatives across sectors
Successful cloud migrations depend on knowing where the value for insurance lies in cloud and on business and IT working together
Costs for everything from food to healthcare to insurance premiums have increased in the past few years – especially after the 2020 lockdown
What customers want and need, not what insurers want to sell or have always sold, will be the dominant driver of innovation and growth
Emerging data analytics technologies centred on machine learning bring order and purpose to this unstructured data so that it can be more effectively
Forced virtualization of work during the pandemic has fueled revolutionary changes in employee expectations and upended many traditional employment models
While change has often come slowly in life insurance sector, a metamorphosis may be underway. The effects of the pandemic are lingering, consumer expectations are growing
Raising revenue hasn’t been an issue for most nonlife insurers, thanks to some of the highest property-casualty insurance rate increases posted in years
Necessity has indeed been the mother of reinvention for the insurance industry these past few years, as most carriers were remarkably adaptive
A tech-inspired C-suite has largely driven digitization and core modernization strategies within the life insurance industry