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Improve Underwriting Using Data and Analytics

Cloudera

Insurance carriers are always looking to improve operational efficiency. We’ve previously highlighted opportunities to improve digital claims processing with data and AI. In this post, I’ll explore opportunities to enhance risk assessment and underwriting, especially in personal lines and small and medium-sized enterprises.

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Unleashing the power of banks’ data with generative AI

CIO

It’s all about the data In order to unleash the power of your data, it needs to be AI-ready. That means moving your data into a dynamic cloud environment as well as consolidating data from the multiple sources where it is kept around the business. Unleashing data with generative AI Fixing this problem is paramount.

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The Hartford CIO Deepa Soni on transforming at scale

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In a career spanning such companies as IBM, KeyCorp, M&T Bank, and BMO, she has “answered the call” many times, most recently as CIO of The Hartford, where she is responsible for the overall strategy, vision, and execution of business technology, cyber, data analytics, and data science. Can you expand on that?

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Wayflyer raises $76M to provide ‘revenue-based’ financing to e-commerce merchants

TechCrunch

The company aims to help e-commerce merchants “unlock growth” by giving them access to working capital (from $10,000 up to $20 million) so they can improve cash flow and drive sales. In a nutshell, Wayflyer uses analytics and sends merchants cash to make inventory purchases or investments in their business. And so he did. “We

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Cowbell raises $100M to build out its AI-based cyber insurance platform for SMBs

TechCrunch

Cowbell Cyber, a full-stack insurance company that provides cyber insurance to SMEs, has closed a Series B of $100 million, which it will be using to continue investing in its data science and “risk engineering”, as well as underwriting tech, claims management, its reinsurance business Cowbell Re, and expanding its go-to-market channels.

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5 hot IT budget investments — and 2 going cold

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This includes spending on strengthening cybersecurity (35%), improving customer service (32%) and improving data analytics for real-time business intelligence and customer insight (30%). The economy may be looking uncertain, but technology continues to drive the business and CIOs are investing big in 2023.

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Insurance IT leaders herald new era for digital customer experience

CIO

We call our approach high tech and high touch, because that takes into account the very clear feedback that we’re getting from our customers — that they want digital solutions to take the transactional nature from our relationship away in a way that is intuitive and secure, but they want us to be there when it matters the most,” he says.

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