On Billiards “If you know a set of basic parameters concerning the ball at rest, can compute the resistance of the table (quite elementary), and can gauge the strength of the impact, then it is rather easy to predict what would happen at the first hit. The second impact becomes more complicated, but possible; … Read more
Originally published at InsNerds.com by Nick Lamparelli Lately, I have been publishing posts related to the investment potential of various new #InsurTech startups based on a mental model that I process my hypotheses through. Briefly, for an #InsurTech startup to create significant returns for investors it must be able to create and capture significant value … Read more
This article originally published on InsNerds.com. Note from Tony: For years I have tried to find balance between the insurance talent crisis and the Coming Robopocalypse of Knowledge Jobs, Brian answers the question brilliantly! Robots in factories, autonomous vehicles (AV) on the road, artificial intelligence in insurance – jobs that once helped build the middle class … Read more
Update: The Book is Available Now, Click Here to Order. This is the 900 word announcement, for the quick and dirty click on TLDR above. “For years, the insurance industry has failed to engage enough professionals to help bridge the growing skills gap resulting from impending retirements. Now the mass talent shortage is here, and … Read more
This article was originally published on InsNerds.com The title of this article comes from a post, on LinkedIn from Matteo Carbone who is undoubtedly an insurtech thought leader. The question being asked is are we at a point where insurance can be “turned-on” when needed and “turned-off” when not needed? Why do policyholders need to … Read more