The technology, new ideas, inventions and gadgets that will revolutionize the world as we know it and lead us head first into the future.
Those who work in the insurance field need to be asking their policyholders vital questions to understand their risk of exposure to COVID-19.
It is never too early to be thinking about the future. And if you are thinking about the future, think about drones.
The bottom-line is that organizations of all sizes are at risk of having their valuable data – about customers, employees, operations – compromised and or ransomed by a malicious actor.
When a company’s data is complete, contains a large number of data points, and is recent, it can be trusted. That trust means that executives can rely on their data to make important business decisions.
Welcome to the dawn of the self-driving car era, and a subsequent emerging challenge: how to insure them.
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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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.
