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Blog: How designers will take over the insurance industry

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I imagine you scoffed at this blog title. In fact, you're probably ready to switch off entirely. However, bear with me a little longer - I think you'll find it useful.

If you haven't noticed, designers are already taking over the business world, and that is truest at the point where digital, technology and innovation meet.

Apple, with its long history of innovative

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