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Celent Insurance Roundtable: What Changes will "Digital" Bring to the Insurance Industry?

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17 January 2014
Skandia House, Old Mutual, Portland Terrace, Southampton, SO14 7EJ, United Kingdom, Southampton

It seems that you cannot go to any conference, read an article or have a conversation with a key supplier without the topic of ‘digital’ being raised. It certainly feels like the buzz word for 2013, especially when it is tagged to the word ‘disruption’. According to Google Trends, the search term “Digital Disruption” did not appear in any real volumes until March 2012. So, it’s a relatively recent phenomenon, but what does “digital” mean really? Quotations, illustrations, pricing comparison, sales and claims have all gotten faster, perhaps cheaper, but has it really changed? Is it an evolution or a revolution?

Join us for a debate on what ‘digital’ means to the industry from both the eyes of the consumer and channel partners, and to also discuss the implications for the role of CIO/CTO/COO.

This exclusive invitation-only event targeted at CIOs and their direct reports will provide the opportunity for you to interact directly in a confidential, client-only forum, with an emphasis on idea exchange. Celent’s private, closed-door sessions provide a neutral environment to allow participants to engage openly.