Applied Net 2016: Connected systems could increase insurers' ability to 'cross-sell' products
Technology is currently having the most impact on the insurance industry and customers are more likely to engage with insurance services via apps and websites.
Insureds are now interacting more than ever with connected systems and are seven times more likely to engage with insurance services that are quick and efficient.
At the Applied Net conference, Reid
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