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Insurers must learn from e-commerce mistakes with digital role integration

Old School vs New School

Insurance companies need to break down the walls between internal functions to get the most out of the digital marketing opportunities available today.

They should also learn lessons from the advent of e-commerce and if creating digital functions, make silos are not created. 

Speaking at the Teradata Partners 2014 event the firm's chief marketing

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