In Series: External data perception - Changing perceptions
How can the industry make consumers more comfortable with the collection and use of their personal data?
The amount of data used by insurers is set to explode over the next few years, and the success of this strategy will depend on how it is perceived by consumers and regulators. Getting the message
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