Insurance carriers recognize the importance of imagery as a crucial input to meet their data requirements. However, determining the best imagery to use and how to integrate it into their systems and internal workflows can be very challenging. Insurance companies typically operate using annual or quarterly imagery, which can limit the understanding of risk due to changes at the property after...

Over the last 5-10 years, imagery has emerged as a new data input among insurance carriers. Imagery sources from aerial, satellites, stratospheric balloons, drones, and other sources of geospatial imagery have just recently become commonplace across the property ecosystem and provide more information than ever before. While the availability of new data input provides insurance carriers the...

When the COVID pandemic first hit the United States, many companies had to quickly adjust to full-time remote workplace environments. Leadership and People teams scrambled to figure out the best way to enable productivity, motivate employees, and boost morale during uncertain times. Some of these efforts included setting up premium Zoom accounts for everyone, shipping out large monitors to...

In June, our CEO, John Isaac “jC” Clark , joined the FNO: InsurTEch Podcast reflects on podcast to discuss Arturo, data science and applied machine learning. In this article, jC reflects on the podcast.

Arturo's Cheif Technology Officer, Dr Ben Tuttle, discusses Open Source Software (OSS) and getting ready for Spatio-Temporal Asset Catalog (STAC). Read the article to learn more about STAC, a standard aimed at common metadata and API mechanics to search and access geospatial data.