On Demand Webinar: Ageas, Guidewire and Zurich discuss the path to digital insurance nirvana
So much has been written and spoken about the need to "go digital", but what does that actually mean?
Recently Post in association with Guidewire hosted a webinar in which an expert panel attempted to plot a roadmap so that viewers could achieve their own digital insurance nirvana. Answering key questions such as:
- Do you really want to ‘go digital'?
- Are some of your business lines better suited to digital than others?
- How can you stay flexible and respond to change quickly?
- How can you add value as and touch points to engaged customers better?
- How can you nurture digital culture throughout your whole organisation?
Discussing these and other key points host Jonathan Swift was joined by:
Gabrielle Hase, CEO and founder, CatDogFish
Scott Kelly, head of aggregator relations, Ageas
Mark Mullin, digital strategy director, Guidewire
Steven Zuanella, chief digital officer, Zurich UK
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