5 predictions for digital media in insurance in 2022

Nicos Vekiarides | Tuesday, December 28, 2021

From self-service experiences to deepfakes, these trends will shape the P&C industry in the year ahead.

As the insurance world accelerates toward nearly universal adoption of digital technology for claims, underwriting and other important transactions, it places an increasing emphasis on digital media: photos, videos and even documents to process those transactions.

With little relief from the COVID-19 pandemic at the end of 2021 and threats of another new variant potentially spilling into 2022, there is a slim chance of regressing to traditional in-person inspections that were once the hallmark of insurance transactions. Even putting the pandemic aside, which we truly hope to see dissipate, it would be hard for carriers to turn their backs on the efficiencies afforded by their new digital experiences.

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Nicos Vekiarides

Nicos Vekiarides is the Chief Executive Officer & co-founder of Attestiv. He has spent the past 20+ years in enterprise IT and cloud, as a CEO & entrepreneur, bringing innovative new technologies to market. His previous startup, TwinStrata, an innovative cloud storage company where he pioneered cloud-integrated storage for the enterprise, was acquired by EMC in 2014. Before that, he brought to market the industry’s first storage virtualization appliance for StorageApps, a company later acquired by HP.

Nicos holds 6 technology patents in storage, networking and cloud technology and has published numerous articles on new technologies. Nicos is a partner at Mentors Fund, an early-stage venture fund, a mentor at Founder Institute Boston, where he coaches first-time entrepreneurs, and an advisor to several companies. Nicos holds degrees from MIT and Carnegie Mellon University.