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Running up that hill: How to win the 2030 insurance technology challenge

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The pace of change, driven by data, innovation and evolving customer expectations is making it ever harder for insurers to identify the right technologies and innovation strategies that will future proof their businesses.

Sapiens has leveraged its close ties with some of the industry’s most senior insurance insiders to get their thoughts, strategies and technology insights to answer this daunting question. The result is this practical, insightful and informed e-book that tackles the complex topic of future-proofing insurers to meet the technology challenge of 2030.

Designed for insurance leaders, this e-book focuses on five critical technology enablers that hold the key to future-proofing the industry.

• Data - real-time or otherwise.
• Experimenting with innovation.
• Customer centricity.
• Deciphering distribution.
• The insurance talent cliff-edge.

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