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Why insurance innovation ambitions keep stalling

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A gap is widening between what insurers want to achieve and what their operations can actually support. This blog sheds light on the forces driving the ambition gap within the insurance industry, why automation needs strong foundations and how insurers can build for what comes next. 

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