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Premiums Written: Q2 2019 Quarterly Must Read Round-Up
Each quarter, I round up and highlight some of my favorite articles written by Mitchell experts and let you know where we have been published outside of our mPower thought leadership website. This quarter, I’m excited to share a podcast that I did with InsuranceJournal TV that’s all about how technology is making an impact on the workers’ compensation industry.
Property & Casualty in the Age of (Humane) Automation
Welcome to the age of (humane) automation. As organizations ramp up technology investment in search of greater efficiency, a global conversation is emerging around the need to use artificial intelligence ethically and to ensure that people remain at the center of technological innovation.
Average Length of Rental for Repairable Vehicles: Q1 2019
Average Length of Rental (LOR) for Q1 2019 landed at 12.8 days in the United States, an increase of 0.3 days compared to Q1 2018. Once again, there was very little consistency between regions and states, suggesting that the quarterly result for the U.S. is not reflective of a genuine national trend. The Mountain and Pacific regions produced the largest increases at 1.1 and 0.9 days respectively. The Southwest was the only region that did not increase by staying even at 13 days.
Changes in Weather Patterns and Claims Impact
We haven’t reached mid-year 2019, and the United States has already experienced several severe weather events, including a polar vortex and many hail storms in the Midwest, massive flooding in the Northern Plains, and heavy El Niño rains in California.
IAIABC 105th Convention
The International Association of Industrial Accident Boards and Commissions (IAIABC) is an association of workers’ compensation jurisdictional regulators and industry professionals that finds solut
Providing a Lifeline to Flood Victims
Genex case manager Lisa Dykhoff travels 700 miles to help those affected by Oklahoma natural disasterAs most of us watch the
Blinded by the Light: The Impact of Advances in Headlamp Technology on Auto Claims
Automotive headlamp technology has progressed tremendously over the past twenty years, rapidly moving beyond sealed beam and halogen headlamp assemblies. The early 2000’s saw the introduction of the first Xenon/HID systems that used pressurized gas to create a brighter and more expansive field of vision for drivers. Such technology was only available as an option on high-end luxury vehicles such as the Mercedes S Class and the BMW 7 Series.
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