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A new study by IDC discusses how the insurance industry's digital mission is driven by the challenges facing existing business models from the change in expectations of customers and partners, technology innovations, regulatory demands, and sociopolitical and economic disruptions.
The study shows that the advent of semi-autonomous and autonomous vehicles, connected vehicles and homes, sharing and on-demand economies, and peer-to-peer insurance models are adding a new dimension to the competitive landscape.
"Despite numerous challenges, insurance organizations are embarking on a transformation journey to cater to the requirements of an ever-evolving marketplace," says Sabitha Majukumar, senior research analyst, IDC Financial Insights. "This begins with a definition of the mission of contextual and value-centric insurance, strategic priorities that support the mission, programs that help meet priorities, and use cases that help realize the overall goals and objectives of the organization.
For technology buyers in the insurance industry, the study identifies where and how to craft a winning DX business strategy and execution roadmap. For technology vendors, it provides a contextualized understanding of how and where key software, hardware, and IT services enable DX business outcomes and success.
IDC's DX taxonomy provides structured guidance on how 14 distinct industry and government verticals are creating and enabling digital transformation success in the digital economy. The study is the latest in a series of studies from IDC. While the taxonomy is an extensive representation, it is not exhaustive. Collectively, IDC's DX taxonomy represents 14 digital missions, 60 strategic priorities, 160 programs, and 450 use cases.
The taxonomy is a four-level model: