Guidewire
About Guidewire
Guidewire is the platform general insurers trust to engage, innovate, and grow efficiently. We combine digital, core, analytics, and AI to deliver our platform as a cloud service. As of the end of our fiscal year 2019, more than 380 insurers, from new ventures to the largest and most complex in the world, run on Guidewire.
As a partner to our customers, we continually evolve to enable their success. We are proud of our unparalleled implementation track record, with 1,000+ successful projects, supported by the largest R&D team and partner ecosystem in the industry. Our marketplace provides hundreds of applications that accelerate integration, localization, and innovation.
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Building trust in analytics: What role should insurers play?
As hidden bias in data and models comes under greater scrutiny, the integrity of analytic processes used by insurance companies is being called into question. This report focuses on the proactive steps the insurance industry can take to become a beacon for the ethical use of advanced analytics.
Using data analytics for a localised approach in the Nordics
Insurance is a global business that must nevertheless account for local and even individual differences to deliver better outcomes across multiple facets of our industry. This blog highlights how insurers in the Nordics are reaping the benefits of local data and expertise to improve performance.
Unlocking the power of alternative distribution
Embedded insurance offers tremendous potential. So, how can insurers leverage it and be positioned for success? This blog briefly outlines how insurers can unlock the power of alternative distribution.
What makes usage-based insurance possible?
Usage-based insurance means ‘pay-how-you-drive’ and provides a way for motor insurance companies to set premiums based on individual driving habits. This blog provides a brief overview of technology adoption within Australia’s motor insurance market and what makes usage-based insurance possible.
Orchestrating innovation
The convergence of cloud, open APIs, and digital has opened the door to the next wave of innovation in P&C insurance. This blog focuses on how the orchestration of customer and employee experiences across an ecosystem of solution partners is reshaping the world of insurance.
Social inflation: Why insurers are losing the analytics race
“Social inflation” is responsible for driving up the cost of claims across a range of lines, ultimately affecting insurers’ profitability. This blog sheds light on what social inflation is and why it’s a growing problem today for insurers.
As tech and data evolve, insurers can launch more successful marketing campaigns
Insurance technology and data have evolved, making it easier for insurers to understand their portfolios, market segmentation, and targeting efforts. This blog highlights how insurers can move in a targeted, data-driven direction and how to identify lists of potential quality marketing campaigns.
Successful ingredients for digital insurance self service
Turning to digital channels has been attractive to some customers for a while. So now is perhaps a good time to take stock of how well digital self-service is working for insurers and their customers. This white paper highlights the successful ingredients for digital insurance self service.
Social inflation: A framework for action
Social inflation refers to an industry-wide rise in insurers’ claims costs over and above economic inflation. This white paper provides clarity to the concept and the trends which are distorting the market, before highlighting the work that is under way to help insurers understand their exposure.
Beyond convenience: Claims reimagined
A claim is the most important touchpoint with a customer, the moment of truth. Designed for insurers, this content focuses on how you can utilise technology to turn your claims process into a transparent, convenient and seamless experience for all stakeholders.