Six key takeaways from Post's digital, data and technology breakfast briefing

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Insurance Post recently gathered together a group of insurance technology experts to discuss the digital and data trends and developments the market can expect to gain traction on in 2023 and beyond. Jonathan Swift recounts some of the most notable talking points from the conversation.

Attendees

Jason Howes, director of transformation at Allianz Commercial

Rob Stanton, head of technology at Esure

Dave Willdig, head of architecture at Zurich

Jimmy Yan, senior expert at China

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