ReFocus AI CEO featured on the Going Green podcast
Insurance companies play a critical role in preparing communities for climate change. Using big data and AI, insurers are leading the way.
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Profiles in Risk Podcast features ReFocus AI
Ready to cross-sell your book of business and unlock the revenue you are missing?
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Colby Tunick
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Using the Recommender System on ReFocus
The 0.4.0 release of ReFocus brings the ability to train your data as a Recommender System model.
4 years ago
Who's going to take the risk?
Elisha Cheng, the COO of ReFocus AI sat through ten hours of presentations of Lloyd's of London's US Showcase this week to gain insight into the insurance market in 2021. Here is what we learned.
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Elisha Cheng
Plugging In to Supercharge Agency Performance: ReFocus AI on The InsureTech Geek Podcast
Colby discusses how democratizing insurance for agencies and brokerages starts with machine learning, the difference between AI and machine learning, and how does it works.
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Colby Tunick
Don’t let your Workers’ Compensation Loss Runs become a Lost Opportunity: What Insurance Carriers Should Focus on to Understand their Program
Anyone who works in the workers’ compensation (WC) field clearly knows that there is not a shortage of claim information. When evaluated effectively, carriers can understand their policyholders through use of benchmarking standards and measurement of key performance indicators.
4 years ago
Our CEO featured on the The Inventive Journey podcast. Twice!
Colby Tunick, CEO of ReFocus joined Devin Miller, host of The Inventive Journey podcast to share his 'startup' journey and lessons learned along the way.
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Colby Tunick
ReFocus is Hiring ?
We are looking for an experienced Inside Sales Representative and Account Executive to join our fast-paced team.
4 years ago
AI in the workplace. Why machine learning is not coming after your job.
Fiction through the effort of researchers and the stampede of scientific development has a tendency lately to become real. Artificial Intelligence is not one of those things.
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Colby Tunick