Applied Net 2019: Pace of change in insurance to speed up

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Applied Systems CEO, Taylor Rhodes, discusses the tech evolution in insurance, partnering with Google and why the UK is a "ripe market" for the software house.

Applied Systems chief executive officer, Taylor Rhodes, has predicted that the pace of change in the insurance sector will speed up in the next few years.

Speaking at a press briefing at the Applied Net conference in Las Vegas on Tuesday (15 October), Rhodes added: “I believe the insurance industry is ready for change, the pace of it is hard to predict because it’s a fragmented industry.

“It’s inevitable that the benefits of technology will start to permeate both on the agency and the insurer

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