Content from Matteo Carbone
Matteo Carbone is Director of the IoT Insurance Observatory and chairman of Net Insurance’s innovation advisory board. Carbone was the Guest Editor of the Carrier Management Q32021 special report, ”Insurance Is Getting Connected,” and Q42023 special report, ”Making More Connections,” about IoT insurance applications. A frequent contributor, Carbone was also a guest editor for Carrier Management’s 2018 featured magazine section, “Startups Face Off Against Established Players” ; co-editor Adrian Jones)
How We’re Doing It: Customers, Agents Play Vital Roles in Commercial Auto Telematics Success
Telematics has gained significant momentum in the U.S. commercial auto insurance market over the past few years among both InsurTech MGAs and insurance incumbents. Insurers have launched loss control ...
Is Commercial Auto Having Its ‘Sprinkler Moment’?
The commercial auto insurance industry may be approaching a tipping point, and dashcams are at the center of it. Telematics-based safety programs are increasingly embedded in commercial auto ...
Telematics and Trust: How Usage-Based Insurance Is Transforming Auto Coverage
What if your car insurance reflected how you actually drive, not just who you are? That question is no longer hypothetical. In 2024, more than 21 million U.S. policyholders shared telematics data ...
Winter Weather Loss Prevention: A Strong ROI Opportunity for Property Insurers
Non-weather-related water perils are a part of all insurers' books of business. But our environment is experiencing what seems to be increasingly unpredictable and extreme weather events that can ...
Allstate’s Telematics Strategy: Responding to Evolving Customer Needs
When consumers decide what to buy, they want companies to treat them as individuals: "Do you know my unique needs?" and "Will you be there for me when I need you?" For insurers, the answer to these ...
Repeat, Repeat and Repeat Again: How The Hartford Embeds IoT Capabilities in Commercial Insurance Businesses
The world is progressively witnessing heightened interconnectedness. Sensors present in physical objects capture data and link to digital communication networks. The data can then be analyzed, ...
Real-Time Data and Mitigation: How Tokio Marine Is Changing Risky Behaviors
In our ever more interconnected world—from vehicles to manufacturers to health care to the power grid—solutions to avoid risk are becoming more common. Our automobiles have evolved into veritable ...
Nationwide Insurance: Using a Decade of Learnings to Create Next-Generation Telematics Solutions
Telematics insurance has traversed more than two decades, cycling through phases of curiosity, dedication and subsequent disappointment. Only recently has the U.S. auto insurance sector acknowledged ...