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Open Insurance: what it is and how it works

mjvinnovation

The emerging term in the insurance industry, Open Insurance basically refers to providing services and data to partners, communities and startups, in order to create new services, applications and innovative/disruptive business models. What is the relationship between Open Insurance and Open Innovation?

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Capabilities and Leadership Close the Skills Gap in Manufacturing

Innovation 360 Group

As the manufacturing sector speeds into a world of futuristic tech and disruptive business models, creativity and innovation are becoming critical skills for figuring out how to unlock value strategically. We have found a great deal of valuable insights in the data, particularly about top performing manufacturers.

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Insurance Isn’t Safe from Digital Upheaval

Harvard Business Review

Today, almost every industry is vulnerable to the effects of digitization and to what Accenture calls “Big Bang Disruption.” The industries most susceptible to disruption are those selling information-based services that can be delivered digitally – and a perfect example is the insurance industry. Disruptive innovation'

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The First Strategic Question Every Business Must Ask

Harvard Business Review

This is because it is much easier to see the world through the lens of today — and through the lens of research analysts who make comparisons to the competitors that look most similar and sell the most similar products. Industries and companies disappear when they underestimate oblique and non-traditional competition.

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Insurance Isn’t Safe from Digital Upheaval

Harvard Business Review

Today, almost every industry is vulnerable to the effects of digitization and to what Accenture calls “Big Bang Disruption.” The industries most susceptible to disruption are those selling information-based services that can be delivered digitally – and a perfect example is the insurance industry. Disruptive innovation'

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How Competition Is Driving AI’s Rapid Adoption

Harvard Business Review

How does AI diffusion compare with the absorption of the early set of digital technologies such as web, mobile, cloud, and big data? In comparison, absorption of AI might reach today’s level of digital absorption by 2027—in roughly ten years. Our simulation suggests that it may reach 70% by 2035.

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Six Social-Digital Trends for 2013

Harvard Business Review

In previous years , I've looked at trends under the "social media" lens because that has been the major disruptive force, creating both opportunities and threats. Some see this as a land grab for data but it's not the only one. The cloud," "social data," or the overhyped macro label, "big data" will dominate the tech conversation.

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