In search of increased productivity, the insurance industry is turning to robotization.
A robot works almost like a human being. It performs repetitive activities. It achieves targets. The only thing is – it’s never wrong. Or almost never.
Robotization is gaining momentum wherever we perform tedious and schematic activities. That’s because it saves time and money, increases productivity, brings 24/7 availability, and eliminates errors. Such is our human nature that we spark changes. We like to be progressive and progress is about looking for improvements.
When is the right moment to say “yes” to robotization? It’s all based on the evaluation of profitability, regardless of the environment in which we operate. The Boston Consulting Group analysts have defined the so-called “breakthrough moment”. According to the analysts,…
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