Solutions that include baking regulatory changes into the system as soon as they happen will become highly integral to risk-reduction strategies. When compliance is built-in and automatic, it removes the risk, the questions, the Solutions that include baking regulatory changes into the system as soon as they happen will become highly integral to risk-reduction strategies. When compliance is built-in and automatic, it removes the risk, the questions, the "what-ifs" that some tech solutions leave on the table. (Credit: EtiAmmos/Shutterstock.com)

Are you tired of the word "disruption" yet? We definitely are. This past year has brought a much-needed shift in the way insurance technology companies are viewing themselves in relation to legacy insurers and agencies.

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