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Big Data Mining
and Mapping

Enabling Insurers and Governments to map, calculate and understand potential losses and time of recovery within particular industry or territory.

Telematics Enables Continuous Monitoring

Business Interruption insurance policies are often providing a “blanket cover” however acute factors identified in the Business Impact Analysis may allow continuous monitoring of specific critical factors, saving time, money and resources.

Assisting Actuaries - Reducing Reliance on Modelling

Although mathematical modelling is still prevalent among insurers and third party loss-assessors, Audeamus Risk aims to supply complementary quality data from the very source of potential loss.

IoT Creates
Data Revolution

Abundant amounts of data produced by organisations around the world may carry significant value for the Insurers and Cedents alike. IoT provides additional opportunity for third-party analytics specialist to place their qualified results through Audeamus Risk platform.

Political risks (war, terrorism, upheaval) remain a priority concern for businesses, maintaining 9th position in the global rankings. Multinational businesses are most worried about the disruptive impact upon their supply chains (54%), followed by acts of terrorism (38%) and introduction of sanctions (34%). Terrorism also ranks as the third top long-term risk.

ALLIANZ RISK BAROMETER: BUSINESS RISKS 2017

Most IoT data are not used currently. For example, only 1 percent of data from an oil rig with 30,000 sensors is examined. The data that are used today are mostly for anomaly detection and control, not optimization and prediction, which provide the greatest value

McKinsey Global Institute - The Internet Of Things

Companies have to actively address the mounting risks. Ongoing evaluation of the global security situation, which is always in a state of flux, including a corresponding assessment of individual risks is imperative. Contingency plans have to be developed for various scenarios involving natural hazards, political violence, cyber security and other threats. Far from all companies have such plans in place.