The Future of Data Science in Insurance: Moving from an Analytics Garage to a Factory
The insurance industry is rife with data and potential use cases. In a recent webinar, Allianz Benelux Regional Chief Data & Analytics Officer Sudaman T M outlined how in order to scale value from data, insurance organizations should look to move from “analytics garages”, to “analytics factories”.
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