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AI and Algorithms in insurance – is the industry ready?
We’re hearing a lot about AI, but what about the critical building blocks, the algorithms, that insurers are starting to rely on to make decisions in underwriting and claims assessment without human intervention?
Digital Matrix Systems, Inc. Announces Launch of TEST/DRIVE™ Data Source Evaluation Program
Through a single contract between the client and DMS, companies can complete an easy evaluation of both established and new-to-market data sources.
Hurricane season forecasts for 2019
Three 2019 Atlantic hurricane season forecasts have been published. They predict from 5 to 7 hurricanes and from 2 to 4 major hurricanes.
Commercial construction market survey: The most expensive cities
San Francisco replaced New York as the most expensive city worldwide for commercial construction in a survey of 2019 costs.
Interactive map shows historic disaster data
ADT provides an interactive map that shows what natural disasters have occurred in the U.S. and where they occurred.
HazardHub introduces ReplacementHub™ property replacement estimations
HazardHub, the nation’s fastest-growing supplier of geospatial risk data, is pleased to announce the introduction of Home Replacement Cost estimates from our award-winning API.
New home sizes are decreasing
New home sizes decreased for the fourth year in a row in 2018. Affordability is an important factor driving the change. Contractors have responded by building smaller homes and townhouses.
Homeowner preparation for high wind events
Now is a good time to remind homeowners of the dangers of wind from tornadoes and hurricanes and the importance of preparing for high wind events.
Concerns, trends and opportunities in commercial construction for 2019
The commercial and institutional construction market is expected to continue to be busy in 2019, but the profits and size of jobs are not generally anticipated to increase over last year.
The economic goods approach to replacement costs
If we look at homes as we do other economic goods, it makes sense that the cost of a luxury home is more than a multiple of a smaller home. Our world is three dimensional and the valuation tool needs to be as well.
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