Silicon Valley Insurance Accelerator Launches InsurTech Innovation Lab
SVIA’s
The lab can fast track projects from simple proof of concepts to standing up complete solutions, products, and even companies. Its services include concept development and validation, design, development, hosting, and outsourced business processes. SVIA, together with its founding Lab partners, will fulfill the Lab’s mission of accelerating the creation of the digital generation of the insurance industry. Lab projects are evaluated and managed by SVIA and undertaken by SVIA certified partners. SVIA and their Lab partners, leveraging their knowledge, best practices, connections and resources, will assist members in reducing the time, cost, and risk of bringing high value InsurTech enabled solutions to market.
In addition to Lab projects, the
“The Lab offers an outstanding opportunity for those companies interested in exploring InsurTech to do so without the high risk, cost, time, and skill commitment involved in establishing their own in-house InsurTech lab,” said
“Insurers, InsurTech startups, and the established vendors that serve the industry need an innovation hub that can help them work collaboratively. SVIA’s InsurTech innovation Lab brings the community together to accelerate the innovation needed to protect and insure our digitally connected world,” said
SVIA was founded in January of 2016, as the industry’s first open innovation accelerator and outpost. Its events and activities bring insurance, InsurTech, and technology firms and investors together to discuss digital insurance opportunities and challenges and to build partnerships and a community with a shared InsurTech interest. To date SVIA has hosted over 1,200 individuals and have had over 200 top innovators present at its events.
About Silicon Valley Insurance Accelerator (SVIA).
Helping Insurance Companies and Startups Accelerate & Develop Innovative InsurTech Products & Services. SVIA offers education through its InsurTech Silicon Valley Summits and events, Membership program with JumpStart Executive Innovation Programs, and
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