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A platform-first approach puts insurance CIOs & CTOs in first place

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The harsh reality is that 85% of AI projects fail to deliver meaningful business outcomes. Designed for insurance technology leaders, this blog highlights why just 15% achieve transformational results and the importance of adopting a platform first approach.

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