For years, insurers have layered new tech onto old systems, creating a patchwork of platforms, workarounds, and broken customer journeys. While other industries moved forward, insurance lagged behind. This approach won’t cut it in 2026. The goal for the upcoming year should be to move beyond
The traditional approach to managing risk in the insurance industry is no longer practical. For decades, carriers have relied on historical data and static models, essentially driving by looking in the rearview mirror. But in a world of escalating climate volatility and sophisticated fraud rings,
A silent revolution is underway in risk management, and B2B2C insurance is at the center of it . This type of policy sells life, property, and casualty insurance through groups without direct coverage. These groups include banks, retailers, e-commerce platforms, and affinity groups. While working
Few things have stayed the same in the business world over the past few decades—and change has accelerated immensely in recent years. Geopolitical volatility, technological disruption, and regulatory scrutiny have come together to hinder the efforts and sustainability of even the most seasoned
The International Finance Corporation says that investments in green buildings in developing countries could reach $24.7 trillion by 2030 . The industry is paying more attention to environmental, social, and governance principles. Construction companies are under increasing pressure to reduce
In 2025, the insurance industry is undergoing a significant transformation. The decades-old methods of assessing property risk are being superseded by drones and aerial technologies that can determine risk faster, more accurately, and safely. Insurers are using drones to transform roof inspection,
