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Although insurance decision-making continues to center around analyzing past risk patterns to identify current exposure, five emerging technologies will help insurance better serve policyholders. Exploring these transformational technologies and trends can help your company better integrate them.

Insurers and contractors must remain on the cusp of emerging technologies in the insurance industry. For contractors, this means adhering to four tenets to consistently upskill, a term referring to skills improvement and development. This blog considers the best practices to fulfill these tenets.

Before the advent of managed repair programs (MRPs), many homeowners found filing an insurance claim adversarial during an already stressful time. Companies like Accuserve help to streamline the communication between an insurance carrier, a repair provider, and a policyholder.

At Accuserve, we've recognized that the traditional managed repair space could use some work. We seek to change the industry standard by building a human-centered managed repair experience. Through a technology-powered orchestration of world-class services, we're making what all people in this ecosystem crave: a humanized experience.

The impact of ice on roofing is a significant concern for homeowners, with winter weather causing millions of dollars in property damage each year. Understanding the mechanisms behind these issues and taking proactive measures are the keys to reducing the damage caused by winter storms.

Learn more about Accuserve's approach to prioritizing the human element in business operations and decision-making by treating people with goodness and grace.

Learn how Accuserve offers a network of certified professionals for swift water damage restoration, ensuring quality workmanship and minimized losses.

Sometimes when there are coverage issues or asbestos or mold testing needed prior to authorization of demolition. See tips to consider before restorative drying

If you have handled water losses located in California or along the coast you may have run across shear walls. Find why they are required by building codes.