Qorus and Accenture announced the winners of the seventh annual Innovation in Insurance Awards during a virtual ceremony.
The global program, which recognizes the best new innovative ideas and projects in insurance, attracted 398 entries from 251 institutions in 44 countries. This year’s entries demonstrate an ongoing customer focus, creative applications of artificial intelligence (AI) and automation as well as a sustainability lens.
The winners were selected across seven categories by a panel of 37 judges, including senior executives from insurers worldwide. Each entry was assessed using three criteria: originality; strategic capacity to generate long-term competitive edge and return on investment; and adaptability for use in other markets and countries.
The winners of the Qorus-Accenture Innovation in Insurance Awards 2022 are:
Qorus and Accenture reveal the winners of Innovation in Insurance Awards 2022
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