The Industry Has a Simulation Problem, not a Pricing Problem

October 29, 2026

By Peter Bammodu

Insurance pricing has never been more sophisticated. Insurers have invested in advanced analytics, predictive modelling, AI, and specialist talent to better understand risk, anticipate market changes, and develop more effective pricing strategies. Yet despite these advances, a persistent challenge remains: knowing which decisions to act on, and when.

Earnix Q4 2026 Release: From Intelligence to Impact

October 26, 2026

By Melis Carroll

Insurers need to act on insight quickly without compromising pricing discipline or compliance. Our Q4 2026 enhancements streamline workflows and improve execution across pricing and rating, customer engagement, data management, and modeling, pairing practical AI and automation with the governance and human oversight insurance demands.

Why Pricing and Rating Shouldn't Be Held Back by Core Systems

October 20, 2026

By Brian Shipley

A full core replacement can concentrate risk, divide teams, and defer business value. Brian Shipley explains why the true cost of core transformation goes beyond the implementation budget, and why modernizing pricing and rating first may be the smarter sequence.

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October 18, 2026

By Earnix Team

Why does intelligence so often stall before it reaches the business? Kathy Klingler of Earnix shares how a connected approach to decisioning helps insurers turn AI and analytics into real, measurable results.

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October 14, 2026

By Trent Davis

Group benefits renewals still depend on spreadsheets and a few people who know where everything is. Here’s why orchestrating existing systems, not replacing them, is the better path.

Why Pricing Shouldn’t Have to Wait for Core Modernization

October 8, 2026

By Brian Shipley

Insurance modernization is well underway. Across the industry, insurers are replacing legacy infrastructure, moving to the cloud, and investing in more flexible core systems. But modernization is not simply a question of which systems need to change. It is also a question of sequence.