. While all claims professionals won't have to be full-fledged data scientists, most will likely be required to have a working knowledge of the field to take advantage of all the new information at their disposal and be able to communicate the implications to stakeholders. (Credit: VideoFlow/Adobe Stock) While all claims professionals won't have to be full-fledged data scientists, most will likely be required to have a working knowledge of the field to take advantage of all the new information at their disposal and be able to communicate the implications to stakeholders. (Credit: VideoFlow/Adobe Stock)

Editor's note: This is part two of an article that appeared on PropertyCasualty360 yesterday. Part one can be found here.

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