Martin Thormählen, Chief Technology Officer Business Technology Munich Re, comments on the latest Tech Trend Radar, "Many tech trends ranging from generative AI and digital immune system to digital healthcare hold opportunities as well as risks for policyholders. The Tech Trend Radar will help them take advantage of the entire spectrum of possibilities around tech to improve their core competencies and competitive edge in the insurance world of the future."
Daniel Grothues, Chief Technology Officer ERGO Technology & Services Management, adds, "AI is developing faster right now than almost any other technology, and companies can benefit tremendously from its use. However, they first need to make sure that many things are in place, including meeting the highest security, compliance and data privacy standards. They also need to have a data strategy devoted specifically to AI, effective data management and, most importantly, a real use case. Our aim in publishing this year's Tech Trend Radar is to help our policyholders understand tech trends like AI so that the new applications and solutions they create around this technology qualify for insurance coverage."
The latest issue of the Tech Trend Radar takes a look at the five top current trends as well as the markets in India and China. The report features a section highlighting insights from regional experts into the India Stack and Health Stack projects, for example. The aim of the two projects is to lay the foundation for digital infrastructure for more than one billion people in India as well as revolutionise the country's healthcare system. In another section of the report, colleagues from China share their thoughts on insurance services around new mobility, battery storage technologies and advancements in photovoltaics.
The interactive version of the Tech Trend Radar 2024 is now available at www.ergo.com/techtrendradar. You will also find additional information on the Munich Re download section.