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Building IT/Analytics Alignment

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February 2019 – Data and analytics are becoming a key differentiator in insurance, especially in underwriting and claims handling. It is crucial for technology leaders to harness the power of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and third-party data sources. It is of equal importance for technology leaders to foster partnerships between technology organizations and analytics teams—doing so may mean the difference between implementing innovative solutions or traditional ones, between deriving value from operationalizing analytical insights or not.

This CIO Checklist provides a guide for IT leaders to build and strengthen relationships with analytics units in their organizations.

The Checklist

  • Become an Enabler
  • Co-Sponsor an Initiative
  • Support Collaboration and Team Building
  • Leverage Agile
  • Share Talent
  • Showcase Successes Together

About the Author

Deb Zawisza

Deb Zawisza

Deb Zawisza is a Senior Principal at Datos Insights. She has expertise in insurance technology leadership and transformation with over 30 years of experience. Prior to joining the firm, Deb was SVP/CIO for Claims/Loss Control at Travelers Insurance, leading core system modernization, expansion of data and analytic capabilities, Agile transformation, and digital initiatives related to property/casualty claims across all lines...

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