1. Optimize pricing to price sensitivity by geography and individual clients
2. Understand customer segments to expand multichannel strategies
3. Assess the long-term value of each customer to personalize service
1. Streamline claims processing by automating data-dependent steps
2. Use business process mining to find opportunities to be more effective
3. Streamline underwriting to achieve real-time speed, cutting costs and delivering better service
1. Immediately identify fraudulent and unwarranted claims or policy applications
2. Reduce risk & ensure compliance with precise and efficient scoring
A European property and casualty provider used data available from aggregators to predict competitors’ pricing, and made adjustments to win more customers.
A life insurance provider was able to stake out a market position as a premium provider based on the accuracy of its conversion predictions.
A vehicle insurance provider analyzed driver log data and created differentiated pricing based on the safety of drivers, increasing profit.
A diversified US insurance company used claims data to determine the best course of action in litigation scenarios, increasing the rate of successful outcomes.
A life insurance provider increased the precision of its actuarial models, better predicting risk for senior policies and increasing long-term profit.
A Medicare auditor determined early indicators of fraud and used them to find bad actors more quickly.
A health insurer identified potential medication safety issues for at-risk patients and reduced unnecessary, excessive and risky opioid prescriptions.
A health reinsurer used predictive scoring to more profitably underwrite special diseases and other risky candidates.
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