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Innovation in the Insurance Customer Experience – SMA

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In the evolving world of digital insurance,  customer-centricity needs to be at the core of the carrier business model. The customer – not the policy – is the key.

 The Digital Insurer reviews SMA's Report on Innovation in the Insurance Customer Experience

Insurers must shift their focus from product to customer in order to deliver an outstanding and innovative customer experience

In the research brief “Innovation in the Insurance Customer Experience”, Mark Breading, a Partner with SMA, explores how insurance carriers are leveraging customer information to inform their business, from marketing through policy servicing.  In so doing,  these insurers are successfully shifting their focus from product to customer.  In the paper, Mr. Breading shares eight observations  insurers will find helpful in the development of strategies to enhance customer experience:

  1. Insurance is a unique industry.  The intangible nature and complexity of the product pose challenges to customer intimacy.
  2. Leading insurers are demystifying products and making it easier for prospective policyholders to connect with them.
  3. The transition to customer-centricity does not imply a de-emphasis on the product – in fact the opposite is true – product innovation is increasingly important.
  4. Human intermediaries continue to play a vital role in the customer experience, requiring improved technology enablement for distribution partners.
  5. The insurance industry is in the midst of a long transition from paper to digital that is affecting every part of the business, especially the customer experience.
  6. Many insurers are planning unified digital communications platforms, bringing together portals, web sites, mobile and social capabilities.
  7. Improving the customer experience requires more insight into customer needs and behaviours, which is driving extensive activity in business intelligence and analytics.
  8. Innovation and next-gen technologies are key elements in establishing differentiating customer capabilities.

Digital Insurer's Comments

“Convenience drives adaption” is a truism of the digital insurance world.  By “adaption” we mean sales.

Insurers have seen the Internet transform the way customers connect with their products and perceive their brands. Today’s customers increasingly prefer omni-channel and digitally-enabled touch-points and the onus is on carriers to deliver. Digitally-minded insurers see this as an opportunity more than a threat. They know the easier they make it for customers to understand and access their products the more customers they’ll have, and the more of those they’ll keep.

Today’s top insurers have mastered the traditional modes of customer service.  But digital changes things.  In a way, digital is the great leveller because all insurers, old and new, face the same set of disruptive forces together – the merging of physical and digital delivery channels, mobility, wearables and predictive analytics.  How well insurers harness these megatrends, putting them at the service of policyholders, will be a key determinant of success moving forward.

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