Tag: Quensus
Why insurers are struggling to scale AI adoption
AI is gaining traction across the insurance industry, with businesses exploring its potential to reshape everything from underwriting and pricing to claims management. However,...
What will insurance look like in 2030?
Since the start of this decade, insurance has transformed dramatically. Technology is evolving at such a rapid pace that the sector could look vastly...
How technology is transforming water risk management
Insurance has always been a reactive industry. An incident happens, and the insurers pays out on the claim. However, with advances in technology, is...
Quensus targets £2.5m flood risk in vacant buildings
Vacant new-build developments face mounting exposure to water damage during the UK winter, when freezing temperatures can cause pipes to burst and commissioning faults...
Winter floods put vacant buildings at risk of £2.5m losses
Quensus warns that vacant and partially occupied buildings face heightened water damage risks as winter approaches, putting developers, property owners and insurers under pressure...
Building the foundations for successful AI adoption in insurance
In the race to adopt AI, many insurers might just assume that wherever the technology can be integrated, it will automatically provide the most...
Quensus bets on prevention data to tackle costly water claims
Escape-of-water claims remain a major cost for UK property insurers, prompting greater scrutiny of technologies that can detect leaks, automatically stop water flow and...
From pilot to scale: insurance’s IoT challenge
Insurance firms have spent the past several years experimenting with and piloting Internet of Things (IoT) technology to see how the technology could improve...
Connected buildings could reshape property insurance
Escape-of-water damage remains a significant cost for UK property insurers, but connected building technology is changing how the industry approaches the risk. Rather than...
Smart buildings could cut Britain’s £1.8m daily water bill
Escape of water is continuing to put significant pressure on UK property insurers, with connected building technology offering a potential way to intervene before...










