With new technologies enabling both operational efficiency and a superior customer experience, from artificial intelligence to drones and mobile customer communication methods, it is a critical time for claims executives to explore opportunities to innovate their processes. A recent survey of over 600 insurance executives found that three technologies will principally ‘transform’ claims over the next 2-5 years: automation (75.4%), artificial intelligence and machine learning (70.8%) and image analytics (38.5%).
Over 1000 senior claims, innovation and technology executives are coming to together to meet, network and do business with the organizations transforming claims including how to reduce costs through efficient processing of claims, incorporate dynamic customer communication to enhance the customer experience, develop strategies to implement new initiatives and more.
The Connected Claims USA Exhibition (June 5-6, Chicago, IL) is the largest claimstech event in the US; over 80 companies from across the claims ecosystem will be joining to exhibit and due to increased popularity, Insurance Nexus are inviting insurance carriers to join the exhibition for free.
Register here for complimentary Connected Claims Exhibition passes
These passes will give insurance carriers access to the full two-day exhibition, networking app and Innovation Stage at the Exhibition Hall, where practical insights on claims innovation will be presented.
Connected Claims USA attendees will form a part of North America’s largest insurance claims community, taking part in a multitude of interactive sessions, discussing and dissecting the issues at the heart of claims. Attendees will also be afforded over 8 hours of enhanced networking with Brella; after simply creating a profile and defining one’s interests, attendees can then set their own meetings and create valuable business networks that can be leveraged in future.
As Connected Claims USA takes its final shape, visit the website to be kept up to date with the event’s latest developments.
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