Bridging the Gap: How Data Processing Solutions are Solving Fragmented Data Challenges in the Insurance Industry
Traditionally, the insurance industry used limited historical data and statistical methods for decision-making. But with the easy availability of sheer volumes of data, these methods have become outdated. They failed to keep up insurers with the latest industry trends, especially when the market is governed by multiple factors. The advent of big data, rapid technological…
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