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January 27, 2021
By Earnix Team
Imagine your neighborhood bookseller from 20 years ago, climbing a ladder to retrieve from the top shelf a book you have to read, creating a feeling of warmth and intimacy. What if your company’s insurance offerings could elicit similar feelings in your customers?
Imagine what that could do, not on ...
January 26, 2021
By Udi Ziv
According to the International Data Corporation’s recent report, spending on artificial intelligence (AI) systems will reach $97.9 billion in 2023, with a 28.4% compound annual growth rate from 2018-2023. Insurance, in particular, is trending towards the aggressive adoption of AI, and more specifica ...
April 30, 2020
By Dror Pockard
Imagine this - you managed to get your organization through the COVID-19 crisis, and life seems to be getting back to normal when the second wave of the pandemic delivers an even harsher blow to the economy.
What have you done to get ready?
Did you debrief and learn from what went wrong -and where ...
April 9, 2020
By Dror Pockard
This is a warning. A call from me to you – from one insurance professional to the other. Do not let COVID-19 slow you down. You need to mobilize now.
What is happening in the market?
We all read the news closely, watch as insurance companies enter this odd new era. There are no beaten paths here – a ...
June 30, 2019
By Earnix Team
Earlier this year, Earnix proudly launched the Earnix 3D Personalization Suite™.
I’d love to share my answers to the two questions I get asked most often: “The What Suite?” and “What’s the big deal?”.
“The What Suite?”
Our brochures call it a Pricing and Product Personalization Software Suite, ...
April 11, 2019
By Stephane Meslet
The year was 2008, and the global financial crisis was well underway. From that point on until today, banks have gone through tremendous turmoil. Competition has been heightened, mergers & acquisitions have significantly increased, interest rates have slumped and are still very low, and most ret ...