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

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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Digital Maturity Report 2026: The UK's Top 20 Insurance Companies

Every insurer in the UK has a digital presence but very few have digital performance. This report assesses how the UK’s top Insurance companies are performing digitally by evaluating 20 insurers across 10 areas, including: strategy; search; app use; customer satisfaction; and AI visibility.

Five insurtech capabilities the c-suite is discussing

The insurance industry is ripe for disruption if it doesn’t address the challenge of core modernisation, especially now with AI, which can be an accelerator or threat. This blog highlights five insurtech capabilities that insurance CEOs and CIOs are discussing and why they matter.

GenAI trends 2026: What UK businesses need to know

Generative AI is entering a new maturity phase. With 2026 now fully underway, organisations across the UK are shifting from experimentation to execution. This blog explores the three defining GenAI trends for 2026, what they mean for the UK market and how companies can turn pilots into production.

Turning breed & age risk data into smarter pet insurance decisions

In a fast‑growing UK pet insurance market, understanding which pets drive the highest costs and why is no longer optional. This blog sheds light on which dog breeds drive the highest claims costs, the top five breeds by medical condition and why young dogs often present the highest costs.

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