Welcome to our twenty-second edition of Four For the Week (44TW)! To look through past editions, feel free to view our blog. This week we look at companies having a code of conduct with AI, we share some news related to pandemic insurance, as well as some key trends in the communications through digital insurance. We close it out this week with an article on Onboarding during COVID. Enjoy!
1. Having an AI code of Conduct
Strategy & Innovation
Claimatic Team
Businesses are only as good as there ethical code. As artificial intelligence (AI) builds, the need for ethical principals has become vital. Companies such as Google have already developed a code of conduct for all AI practices. With AI on the rise, governments have even started talking about regulations in the future. This could be a new normal moving through the next decade.
2. Insurance in a new lens
Technology & Preparedness
Claimatic Team
Can you believe it has been almost six months since lockdown began? The world may never be the same, and the insurance industry is not immune. This will be seen by both carriers and policyholders, as carriers face the demand for pandemic coverage in the future. This is on top of the pressures of working from home and adapting to new internal business styles.
3. Communications in digital insurance
Strategy & Innovation
Claimatic Team
The insurance industry has always been known to be slow to adapt to technology. The typical approach for integrating new technology is to use an outside-in approach where companies build out their internal communications first. However, new findings in the insurance industry suggest that building an inside-out method can be more effective. This method is used with the customer in mind and their needs, journey, and values.
4. Onboarding during COVID
Technology & Preparedness
Ven Shanmugam, President & COO
We all have been adapting to “the new normal” of COVID-19, social distancing, and working from home. With the limitation of social distancing, digital strategies have become a way to engage with customers. Some insurers are taking this time to reinvent themselves with digital branding and offerings.