This year's unique insurance business environment also exposed gaps and elevated capabilities that were once perceived as less important or significant. (Shutterstock) This year's unique insurance business environment also exposed gaps and elevated capabilities that were once perceived as less important or significant. (Shutterstock)

Disasters — such as pandemics — have a way of revealing the need for change. That's why this year, insurance digital transformation advanced five years in about eight weeks.

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