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Predictive Analytics Can Aid Wayward Workers Comp Claims
High complexity claims account for the majority of dollars spent in workers compensation claims. One way to identify high exposure claims early is by using predictive analytics. Using analytics, ...
Predictive Model Monitoring: Signs That Your Model Needs an Upgrade
Predictive analytics has transitioned from exciting buzzword to a core component of a carrier's arsenal over the last few years—and its effectiveness is no longer in doubt. In fact, a Willis Towers ...
Actuaries, Data Scientists at Odds: Novarica
With roughly one-in-three insurance companies expanding or piloting data science units in 2016, they may be facing an unanticipated problem—friction between their actuaries and data scientists, ...
Guidewire to Acquire EagleEye Analytics
Guidewire Software has agreed to acquire EagleEye Analytics, a provider of SaaS-based predictive analytics products specifically designed for property/casualty insurers. Financial terms were not ...
Watch This Video: How P/C Insurers Plan to Use Predictive Analytics
Two years from now, property/casualty insurers will be using predictive analytics in a much wider assortment of ways than they do now. A Willis Towers Watson survey found that expected jumps in ...
P/C Insurers See Wide Uses for Predictive Analytics: Willis Towers Watson
Property/casualty insurers plan to drastically widen their use of predictive analytics over the next two years to expand and grow their operations, a Willis Towers Watson survey has found. What's ...
How to Win Big With Predictive Claims Analytics: Six Steps for Insurance Executives
The implementation of predictive analytics is simple and valuable, and it is key to the transformation of claims and legal expenses into valuable assets for insurance companies. Once you implement ...
Actuaries vs. Underwriters: Can Analytics Bring Them Together?
It's bad enough that property/casualty insurance companies are trying to fend off competitors in their own industry—and potential disrupters from outside—both vying to steal good risks away at ...