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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The great insurance disappearing act: What is the industry’s role in an ecosystem economy?
The sale of goods and services is becoming increasingly part of an ecosystem economy. Business models that combine different goods and services are more and more commonplace. This blog highlights the insurance industry’s role in an ecosystem economy.
Overcoming the business challenges to achieve digital transformation
In this report, Guidewire and The Insurance Network reflect and analyse on the findings in a research programme on how to tackle the key challenges in digital transformation as the insurance sector responds to the pandemic and the demands of the digital age.
2021 cyber risk outlook
The global pandemic created near-perfect conditions for cybercriminals and resulted in a sharp spike in cybercrime. This content focuses on how evolving cyber trends will impact the year ahead, the implications for insurers and the importance of understanding the human drivers behind cybercrime.
Guidewire's approach to predictive analytics, part six: Enabling a smart core system
It has been difficult for the insurance industry to formulate a proper vision for their use of predictive analytics. This final instalment considers what it means to have a vision around predictive analytics and how this can change a company’s corporate vision.
Guidewire's approach to predictive analytics, part five: Monitoring
Even good predictive models can begin to deteriorate over time as the data on which it is based gets older and older. Part five of this blog series considers the unique needs of monitoring operationalised predictive models to ensure they remain fit for purpose.
Guidewire's approach to predictive analytics, part four: Implementation
Without embedding a predictive model into a relevant business process, all the work and cost put into predictive analytics will be for nothing. Part four of this blog series considers the unique needs of implementing predictive models into insurance business processes.
Guidewire's approach to predictive analytics, part three: Building predictive models
Business intelligence based on historical data can provide valuable insight but has limitations for predicting the future. Part three of this blog series highlights how predictive analytics can distinguish reliable versus unreliable data and what is required for the creation of predictive models.
Guidewire's approach to predictive analytics, part two: Data strategy
Predictive analytics holds tremendous potential to transform insurance operations, but data strategies need to be aligned with the requirements of actuaries and predictive modellers. Part two of this blog series focuses on the unique needs of predictive analytics with respect to data.
Guidewire's approach to predictive analytics, part one: The need for a comprehensive approach
Now is a good time for insurance companies to step back and re-evaluate the end-to-end process of getting value from predictive models, and to ask if we should be doing things differently. Part one of this blog series focuses on the need for a comprehensive approach to predictive analytics.
Claims processing improvements - What's left to do?
Improvements made to the insurance claims process can come to a screeching halt if, at the end of the process, the claimant still has to wait for a paper check in the mail. This blog highlights the valuable reasons to migrate away from paper checks in order to improve the claims payment process.