The Role of Technology in the Claims Industry
the move towards technology has created an urgency with most in the claims industry to keep up with the changes in order to maintain in a new work environment. At a recent claims conference in Las Vegas, Claims Journal interviewed several professionals about how they saw technology integrating with their business.
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