In this segment, we dive into how the industry has shifted from small “mom and pop” setups to big firms, focusing on changes in processes and automation over the years. We talk about the challenges modern adjusters face, the need for phased execution in implementing systems, and why keeping the user interface simple and intuitive is crucial for smooth transitions.
Surviving a CAT: Transitioning to Automation
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