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Roundtable: The rush to technology

Equinix roundtable
L-r: James Maudslay, global head of insurance, Equinix; David Simpkin, product manager for Polaris UK; Simon How, director at Show Number One; Raj Bosamia, technology director of Iprism; Adam Miller, group head of IT at Markerstudy Insurance; Richard Webb, director of Manchester Underwriting Management; Peter Anna Jeffrey, insurance sector account executive, Equinix

The seemingly headlong rush by insurers to connect everything, pulling together fragmented legacy systems and IT architecture has left many of them struggling to find the right solutions. Post gathered a group of experts together to see how firms are tackling this.

Several key challenges have emerged as the market grapples with the myriad of technological options before it and looks to understand the role that cloud solutions can play is achieving a genuine

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