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AI: From Behind the Scenes to Centre Stage
What will AI mean for insurance? The possibilities seem endless but one thing is certain: AI will positiviely impact all stakeholders. Brokers, carriers, vendors and most importantly, consumers, can all benefit. Read more to see what AI capaibilites... -
Driverless Cars – Where Standards Intersect
Catherine Smola, President & CEO | Canadian Underwriter insBlogs The promise of driverless cars continues to ramp up, with tests on public roads occurring or planned all over the world. I’ve spoken beforeabout the emergence of this technology... -
Where will Wearable Technology Go in 2015?
Catherine Smola, President & CEO | Canadian Underwriter insBlogs This year’s Consumer Electronic Show (CES) – the definitive trade show of new and emerging consumer technologies held in Las Vegas each January – was, if nothing else, a confirmation of... -
Are Passwords Obsolete?
Catherine Smola, President & CEO | Canadian Underwriter insBlogs How many times per day do you use a password? Between online banking, email, mobile devices, online shopping and social media, that number could easily be in the dozens. Despite the... -
Where Does Security Fit in the Connected Home?
Catherine Smola, President & CEO | Canadian Underwriter insBlogs Consumer devices and products are more connected than ever before, from health and fitness monitors such as Fitbit to wearable technology such as the upcoming Apple Watch. The connected... -
What Can Technology Do for Commercial Lines?
Catherine Smola, President & CEO | Canadian Underwriter insBlogs Actually, quite a lot. P&C brokers and insurers are well aware of the expectations that personal lines customers have for conveniences such as social media, mobile websites and... -
Let’s Get Virtual at the CSIO Booth - #IBAO16
CSIO is bringing new technology to #IBAO16 - virtual reality! Visit the booth to see what the future has in store. -
Millennial Spotlight: When Consumers Abandon Insurance
Millennial consumers have high expectations when it comes to researching and purchasing insurance online. What happens when brokers fall short? -
eSlips Coming in 2017
The Canadian Council of Insurance Regulators (CCIR) has announced that it will implement electronic proof of auto insurance, or eSlips, in the first half of 2017.