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Insurance 2025 – reducing risk in an uncertain future
March 24, 2017 | Written by: Thomas Steglich-Andersen
Categorized: Internet of Things
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It discusses logical next steps for insurers to navigate cognition and distributed computing, along with some “no-regret” moves that will help insurers’ prepare for the future, regardless of outcomes.
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