Tech

Q&A: Business Continuity in the Digital Age

With the novel coronavirus pandemic creating an economic recession, the future of real estate pricing may become a factor in how some businesses choose to proceed in the post pandemic future. Some have argued that commercial real estate pricing may influence how some insurance organizations may plan to proceed with their business operations in the […]

By David Gambrill | May 25, 2020

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Carrier exec calls for BMS vendors to move away from developing third-party rating tools

Broker management system (BMS) tech vendors need to move away from spending time, effort and money on developing third-party rating tools used for comparison quoting, an insurance company executive said at a recent webinar on broker-carrier connectivity. Instead, they should consider working on an industry-wide quoting solution that, through APIs (application programming interfaces), connects brokerages […]

By David Gambrill | May 22, 2020

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Q&A: Business Continuity in the Digital Age

In a world of working remotely from home during a global pandemic, Internet bandwidth is of primary importance for brokers to be able to serve their clients. But when the P&C insurance industry started migrating their workplace out of the office to avoid the spread of the novel coronavirus, they immediately discovered that not all […]

By David Gambrill | May 20, 2020

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Q&A: Business Continuity in the Digital Age

Do you have questions about how the novel coronavirus pandemic is affecting your business continuity planning? Canadian Underwriter has answers. We spoke recently with Steve Whitelaw, vice president of broker and industry partnerships at Applied, shortly after airing the first episode of our webinar series in mid-April, COVID-19: Business Continuity in the Digital Age. Our […]

By David Gambrill | May 19, 2020

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