The insurance industry must recognize and adapt to today's digital disruption. Agencies and carriers that fail to do so will be left behind as customers turn to digital businesses.
The insurance industry must recognize and adapt to today's digital disruption. Agencies and carriers that fail to do so will be left behind as customers turn to digital businesses.
Driverless cars are becoming a realityand their impact on insurance may be even greater than the Affordable Care Act, says Valerie Raburn, vice president and chief innovation officer for the insurance division of Xerox.
Some insurance observers predict that the gradual evolution of driverless cars will spell the end of auto insurance as we know it. Others just see it as a (car) door opening to the future.
Increased gadgetry will make cars more expensive insure, repair, and safeguard from thieves. Will auto policyholders want an OEM LIDAR system, or a knock off from China?
Increased gadgetry will make cars more expensive insure, repair, and safeguard from thieves. Will auto policyholders want an OEM LIDAR system, or a knock off from China?
August brings the dog days of summer, often the hottest days of the year. Remove air conditioning and many of us would revert to earlier customs of simply taking this month off and heading for cooler climes, whether its a trip to the shore, a drive to the mountains or...