Willis Towers Watson "three areas dominate insurers’ thinking: the customer experience; claim management; and applications of telematics data in pricing, customer selection and product design. That said, many companies are also targeting improvements in reserving, expense management and agency/broker management."
advanced analytics survey of U.S. P&C insurers’ attitudes states : -
Analytics is the key to better decisions impacting customer satisfaction, costs, margins, efficiency and effectiveness. The study identifies the top three hurdles obstructing progress:-
- Infrastructure/Data warehouse constraints
- Data Accessibility/not easily integrated
- Information Services Bottlenecks
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Too often,analytics is a standalone application. Unless roles and personas across the organisation have embedded dashboards, visualisations and reporting in their day-to-day enterprise apps the benefits odf analytiucs will be limited.
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Claim management Insurers also see huge unexplored potential for advanced analytics in claims. Key growth applications over the next two years are expected to be fraud prevention (82%) and triage to identify complex claims (80%), together with the evaluation of claims for both litigation and subrogation potential (Figure 1).
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