Automation can compensate for gaps in operations and help reduce delays caused by human error, offering insurance enterprises a competitive edge. (putilov_denis/Adobe Stock)
As people begin to phase back into "normal" life after the global COVID-19 pandemic — returning to the office, attending gatherings, traveling and socializing — the expectation follows that property & casualty insurers will see upticks in business as people purchase policies to support these advances.
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