Jean-François Gasc, Accenture Insurance

Jean-François Gasc

Accenture Insurance

France

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Past articles by Jean-François:

Three carriers set to become disruptors

Successful disruptors curb the prices of their offerings by paring costs throughout their organizations. → Read More

Upscaling is key to good returns on technology

A Future Systems strategy supports of boundaryless systems that span applications, business units and even organizations. → Read More

Insurers face new disruption challenges

Disruptability Index points to big changes in future insurance industry disruption, says Accenture’s Jean-François Gasc. → Read More

Innovation in Insurance Awards Submission Guide

Create a compelling submission for the Efma-Accenture Innovation in Insurance Awards with our guide for insurance, bancassurance and insurtech orgs. → Read More

Bold insurers gain from swift AI roll-outs

Successful AI-human partnerships require companies to completely overhaul their enterprise cultures. → Read More

Innovative insurers go big on AI

Scale and speed are often critical to the success of insurance AI projects. → Read More

Agile insurers quick to deliver on-demand services.

“My Market” on-demand digital services will generate big revenues for carriers that gain an early lead on their competitors. → Read More

Savvy insurers getting close to customers.

Progressive insurers understand how they can unlock business value by fostering closer relations with their customers. → Read More

Living Business outshine traditional insurers

Insurers that are Living Businesses excel in three key areas of business. → Read More

Digital Factories fast-track AI

For Digital Factories to succeed, they must have the support of the organization’s CEO and other senior executives. → Read More

Insurers seek AI partners

Around 70 percent of insurers see big technology firms such as Amazon, Google and Alibaba as potential ecosystem partners. → Read More

AI shines when blended with other technologies

Quantum computing will give insurers better actuarial simulations for quicker and more accurate pricing and risk assessment. → Read More

Insurers should enlarge their AI plans

Only six percent of insurers have installed AI across multiple business units. → Read More

AI will drive customer experience overhaul

AI technologies will have the biggest impact on our organizations, say 70 percent of insurance executives. → Read More

Connected insurance upends traditional marketing

Relevance is the strongest driver of insurance policy renewals and customer satisfaction. → Read More

Insurance customers favor human advisors

Insurance customers are far more willing to pay for human attention than robotic advice. → Read More

Insurance customers value experience over innovation

High costs are the main cause of customer dissatisfaction with insurance providers. → Read More

Insurance customers want more than cover

The consumers most likely to pay for bundled insurance products don’t conform to traditional marketing profiles. → Read More

Vote for this year’s top insurance innovators.

Voting closes on 17 May for 2019 Efma-Accenture Innovation in Insurance Awards. → Read More

Time for insurers to build on customers’ trust.

Big insurance providers are investing heavily in new technologies to ward off a growing list of rivals eager to grab a slice of their traditional market. However, many of these carriers are neglecting one of their biggest advantages. They’re trusted by consumers far more than most newcomers to their industry. Our Global Financial Services Consumer Study, which… → Read More