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Myth or Reality: Construction prices spike after a disaster
Current construction activity is already putting stress on the availability of materials and labor before catastrophes occur and these events do impact prices. However, it is not a large spike that occurs immediately. Price increases are a more gradual process as the area cleans up and prepares for rebuilding.
Intelligent InsurTECH Europe Speaker
Todd Rissel, chief executive officer, e2Value, will be speaking at Intelligent InsurTECH Europe, October 15, in London. At the event they will be discussing how to leverage emerging technologies like AI, IoT and Blockchain, to drive operational efficiency and...
Modular and manufactured homes provide alternative housing options
As the availability of skilled construction labor continues to be constricted, builders have been looking at other options to reduce the need for this labor. Now manufactured, modular, kit, panelized, tiny homes and other construction types can help with the shortages...
The best time to review a homeowners policy is now
Certainly, an annual check of one’s homeowners insurance policy is always a good idea, and after last year’s record-setting destruction and this year’s bad news, it seems more important for property owners to check sooner rather than later.
Insurance AI and Analytics USA Speaker
Todd Rissel, chief executive officer, e2Value, will be speaking at the 5th Annual Insurance AI and Analytics USA, June 27 - 28, 2018, Chicago, IL. For more information, see the show guide
Skyscrapers: What’s New? What’s Old?
Skyscrapers are the iconic structure of cities. Besides new, record-setting ones, other changes worthy of note: Super skinny high rises, innovative designs that incorporate curves and green spaces, an elevator system in development that would move its cars vertically and horizontally, and the continuing use of mass timber in high rises.
2018 Hurricane Season Part 2: It’s time to get ready!
Regardless of the number of hurricanes forecast, everyone who is potentially in the path of hurricanes or their storm surge would be wise to prepare. This preparation includes checking insurance coverage and purchasing flood insurance, if necessary.
2018 Hurricane Season Part 1: Forecasts and technological improvements have been announced
Several organizations have published their 2018 hurricane forecasts, pointing to an above average number of storms. The National Hurricane Center has announced technical changes designed to improve communications during this hurricane season.
Intelligent Automation in Insurance 2018 Speaker
Data Analytics and Automation for the New ‘Digital’ Insurance Era – What Lies Ahead?
Labor shortages still a concern for builders
Hiring skilled construction workers lags behind demand even before the increased demand that will result from the recent wildfires and hurricanes.
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