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Data-driven insurance (DDI) is not only about data; it is also about people. When you consider the valuable role played by employees at an insurance company, a traditional change management process is simply not enough anymore. In making the transition to become a data-driven insurance company, they need to create a new awareness for a data culture that affects everyone at the company.

Data is one of the most valuable assets for any company – and this is no different for insurers. The amount of data continues to grow as digitalisation gathers pace. The challenge for insurers is to generate complete, high-quality data from the vast quantities of information available. This blog post explains what data-driven insurance is and what the associated requirements and implications are.

In IT development, as in many other areas, in order to create new things, it's common to use existing toolboxes and building blocks. Why? Obviously, to achieve your goals faster without needing to invest in finding out new ways how to do it.

Since the advent of the Internet, new means of electronic information exchange have emerged. The key is to have a proven core of applications and to support the integration of external libraries, such as SurveyJS. There is rarely any point in reinventing the wheel.