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Three things brokers should reconsider about their technology buying decisions

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The insurance industry runs on relationships and is largely why the sector works as well as it does. But that same instinct, when applied to technology buying, can quietly lead brokers into decisions that cost far more than they should. This blog highlights three patterns brokers should be aware of.

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