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“This is for everyone”
The famous phrase that has its roots in the “invention” of the internet in 1991. It was also famously tweeted by the internet’s “creator” Tim Berners-Lee at the opening ceremony of the London Olympics in
The invention of grudgetech – part 2 of 2
In part 1, I looked at how most of the current wave of insurtech compares with “convenience tech” like Alexa, Uber and Nest. Is it possible to turn what is a grudge interaction like insurance
The invention of grudgetech – part 1 of 2
“Anna’s” work and home life is made so much easier by the tech she uses, according to an article I read here yesterday. If only there were space for a smattering of insurtech … (Too)
Parallel battles – but who will win?
Think of an electric car, you think of Tesla. Right now though, the world’s motor industry’s opinion of Tesla is divided in the extreme. There are those who see Tesla as the great new upstart
(Same old) Breaking news: Connected homes utopia – no thanks, not for now…
(Written by someone who is a certified nerd, the earliest of early adopters and married for 17 years to a long-suffering tech widow…) Another week passes and yet another article on insurers pinning their hopes
The thorny issue of business valuation
Against a shifting regulatory landscape, increased cost of doing business and dwindling customer loyalty, it may be that you are considering selling all or part of your business. It may be a decision you’ve reached
What’s good for the goose isn’t necessarily good for the gander …
You’ll find us talking on here about insurtech and digitalisation, and there’s no doubt that the leaders of the pack will have been heavily investing in both over the past few years. However, you’ll also
Keywords and phrases are useful reference points, but how do they shape how the insurance market develops
There’s no doubt that Canada has a strong, engaged and energetic insurance market. The personal lines market has had to deal with the potential on-going effects of climate change and stands now at the edge
