Episode 018: Is Low-Code the Future of Insurance Innovation?

In this 17th episode of the ⁠PremiumBytes video podcast⁠, hosts Sudhar and Samir explore the exciting world of low-code/no-code platforms in the insurance industry! They discuss how these tools are transforming peripheral systems, enabling rapid innovation, and fostering citizen developers. They discuss Gartner’s latest findings, the evolving role of generative AI in low-code platforms, and the impact on shadow IT. Are these tools revolutionizing the industry or remaining limited to non-core capabilities? Tune in to find out and hear their assessment of insurance tech. Don’t miss the future of tech in insurance! 🔔 Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to stay updated with the latest insights in insurance technology. 👉 ⁠Follow us on LinkedIn⁠ 👉 ⁠Visit our website⁠

--- PremiumBytes, Episode 018: Is Low-Code the Future of Insurance Innovation?​ Welcome to #PremiumBytes, where we shine a light on the unsung world of #insurancetechnology leaders. We are Sudhar Krishnamachary, one of your co-hosts and Samir Ahmed, your other co-host. We're here to have meaningful conversations about the evolving #technology landscape inside the #insuranceindustry. Let's acknowledge it: being an #insurance firm #CIO, or chief information officer, (and also #CTO, or chief technology officer) is one of the toughest #leadership roles in today's world. You've got a risk averse mindset baked into the very fabric of the industry, a legacy estate that must complement the modern tech, and a talent crisis from both the retiring side and next-gen recruiting side. And then you have the slow pace of #innovation. We see it because we're right there in the trenches with you, as consultants, day in and day out. Our mission is to deep dive, have conversations that carry substance, offer practical insights, and help you validate and navigate the relevant challenges of being an effective CIO in the insurance sector. So thank you for joining us on this adventure. #insurtech