Artificial intelligence can have a powerful impact on a carrier's business and management must have a clear idea of what they want to accomplish with its implementation. (Photo: THANANIT/Adobe Stock)
The pandemic has not been kind to the insurance industry. This unexpected global disruption caught insurers off guard, with 87% of those responsible for insurance operations saying it exposed shortcomings in their organization's digital capabilities, according to Deloitte's 2021 Insurance Outlook. Additionally, the pandemic's financial impact has been significant. Expectations are that, for 2020, global non-life premiums will have been flat, with a 1% decline in advanced markets.
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