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e width and depth of Tony's insurance and analytics knowledge. I a Iso feel that it could be an effective overview and reference for existing and inco‘Insurance was one of the first industries to use analytics, hut now the game has changed. There are new types of analytics, new forms of data, and ne Analytics for insurance the real business of big datan beavering away for thirty-five years at trying to narrow the divide between insurance and IT al strategic level, much of the content is music to my ears, and underlines that the author and I are. as always, singing from the same hymn sheet - analytics in its broadest sense is indeed an ideal catal Analytics for insurance the real business of big datayst to achieve this objective. ’Doug Shi 11 ito. Editor. Insurance Newslink/Only Strategic‘Analytics programs that are business driven have proven theAnalytics for insurance the real business of big data
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