The Industry Essential: The US Insurance Market

Air Date: Thursday, September 16, 2010

Cost: $250

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Who should attend: eBusiness & Channel Strategy professionals

Description:

The insurance industry emerged on the other side of the financial crisis in relatively good shape, in comparison to their banking peers, but the crisis proved to be a catalyzing event for many insurers. Carriers and their distribution network are confronting not just consumer economic pressures that show little sign of relenting but regulatory forces, emerging technology, and megatrends like changing demographics and new communication channels.

This presentation updates and enhances the 2007 industry essential report of the US insurance industry and includes consumer and business buying plans and channel preferences, the industry’s business and technology trends, strategic commerce technology suppliers, and technology investment forecasts.

Agenda:

• What is the makeup of the US insurance market?
• How are market forces shaping insurance business strategies?
• What kinds of technology will the three insurance segments — P&C, life, and health — be looking to buy over the coming three years?
• How should technology supply and demand sides prioritize and develop a road map for the next three years?

Related Research:

Industry Essential: The US Insurance Market

by Ellen Carney, Marc Cecere, August 10, 2007

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