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4 books on Insurance Software [PDF]
March 10, 2025 | 15 |
These books are covering insurance policy management, claims processing, underwriting automation, customer relationship management, regulatory compliance, risk assessment and data analytics.
1. Applications, Challenges, and Opportunities of Blockchain Technology in Banking and Insurance
2022 by Gupta, S. L., Kansra, Pooja, Kukreja, Gagan
Once upon a time, banks and insurance companies ran on an age-old system of paperwork, trust and the occasional mysterious processing delay. Then along came blockchain, promising to revolutionize everything by replacing traditional systems with an unchangeable, decentralized digital ledger that no one quite understands but everyone insists is very secure. Applications, Challenges and Opportunities of Blockchain Technology in Banking and Insurance bravely navigates this new frontier, exploring how banks and insurers are racing to adopt blockchain—sometimes enthusiastically, sometimes like a cat being introduced to a bathtub. Authors S.L. Gupta, Pooja Kansra and Gagan Kukreja break down how blockchain can streamline transactions, eliminate errors and even reduce communication costs (which, for anyone who’s ever tried to get a straight answer from a bank, is nothing short of miraculous). Covering everything from cryptocurrency to the impact on small businesses, this book is an essential read for policymakers, financial professionals and anyone wondering whether blockchain is the dawn of a new economic era or just another overhyped buzzword that banks will pretend they invented.
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2. FinTech as a Disruptive Technology for Financial Institutions
2019 by Rafay, Abdul
FinTech as a Disruptive Technology for Financial Institutions is a deep dive into the thrilling, occasionally terrifying world of financial technology—where algorithms decide your loan fate before you've finished your morning coffee and banks scramble to stay relevant in a world where an app can replace half their staff. Abdul Rafay unpacks how FinTech is reshaping everything from everyday banking to high-stakes financial wizardry, all while making sure your money is traceable (which is either reassuring or deeply concerning, depending on how much you enjoy surprises). Covering everything from blockchain to cryptocurrency to the kind of machine learning that probably knows your spending habits better than you do, this book explores how financial institutions are coping—or, in some cases, quietly panicking—about the rapid evolution of money itself. Whether you’re a banker, researcher, economist, or just someone wondering if AI-powered trading bots are secretly plotting against us, this book promises to make sense of the financial future—at least until the next FinTech revolution shows up and rewrites the rules again.
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3. Future Automation: Changes To Lives And To Businesses
2018 by Timothy E Carone
In Future Automation: Changes To Lives And To Businesses, Timothy Carone takes us on a thrilling—if mildly unsettling—journey through a world increasingly run by autonomous systems, which is basically a polite way of saying that robots, algorithms and suspiciously intelligent toasters are slowly but surely taking over everything. From driverless cars that can outmaneuver even the most determined backseat driver to high-frequency trading systems that probably know your financial future better than you do, Carone lays out a reality where sensors, big data and AI make all the big decisions while humans, presumably, watch on in mild terror. But fear not—this isn’t just about robot uprisings (well, mostly). Carone argues that the real star of this automated future isn’t AI itself, but analytics, the oft-forgotten nerd in the corner who quietly feeds AI the data it needs to make frighteningly accurate choices. With businesses, industries and probably your morning coffee soon to be shaped by autonomous systems, Carone assures us that these changes are inevitable, imminent and possibly already happening while we’re busy asking Alexa to play whale sounds.
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4. Insurance Technology Handbook: The New Partnership
1998 by Jessica Keyes
Insurance Technology Handbook: The New Partnership is the definitive guide for IT professionals in the insurance industry—because, let’s be honest, nothing says "cutting-edge technology" quite like actuarial tables and policy clauses written by people who still think fax machines are a bit too fast. Jessica Keyes unpacks the latest advancements, from imaging modeling to Internet commerce, in a way that makes even the driest of risk assessments feel slightly less like an ancient sorcery. Whether you’re an industry veteran trying to wrangle customer systems into something resembling modernity or just someone wondering why your insurance claim still requires seventeen different forms, this book has something for you. It even tackles legendary terrors like the year 2000 problem, because, let’s face it, technology in the insurance world ages about as gracefully as a milk carton left in the sun. For anyone in financial services or IT who’s ever suspected that the biggest risk to the industry isn’t the customers, but the systems keeping it all together—this handbook is your lifeline.
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1. Applications, Challenges, and Opportunities of Blockchain Technology in Banking and Insurance
2022 by Gupta, S. L., Kansra, Pooja, Kukreja, Gagan
Once upon a time, banks and insurance companies ran on an age-old system of paperwork, trust and the occasional mysterious processing delay. Then along came blockchain, promising to revolutionize everything by replacing traditional systems with an unchangeable, decentralized digital ledger that no one quite understands but everyone insists is very secure. Applications, Challenges and Opportunities of Blockchain Technology in Banking and Insurance bravely navigates this new frontier, exploring how banks and insurers are racing to adopt blockchain—sometimes enthusiastically, sometimes like a cat being introduced to a bathtub. Authors S.L. Gupta, Pooja Kansra and Gagan Kukreja break down how blockchain can streamline transactions, eliminate errors and even reduce communication costs (which, for anyone who’s ever tried to get a straight answer from a bank, is nothing short of miraculous). Covering everything from cryptocurrency to the impact on small businesses, this book is an essential read for policymakers, financial professionals and anyone wondering whether blockchain is the dawn of a new economic era or just another overhyped buzzword that banks will pretend they invented.
Download PDF
2. FinTech as a Disruptive Technology for Financial Institutions
2019 by Rafay, Abdul
FinTech as a Disruptive Technology for Financial Institutions is a deep dive into the thrilling, occasionally terrifying world of financial technology—where algorithms decide your loan fate before you've finished your morning coffee and banks scramble to stay relevant in a world where an app can replace half their staff. Abdul Rafay unpacks how FinTech is reshaping everything from everyday banking to high-stakes financial wizardry, all while making sure your money is traceable (which is either reassuring or deeply concerning, depending on how much you enjoy surprises). Covering everything from blockchain to cryptocurrency to the kind of machine learning that probably knows your spending habits better than you do, this book explores how financial institutions are coping—or, in some cases, quietly panicking—about the rapid evolution of money itself. Whether you’re a banker, researcher, economist, or just someone wondering if AI-powered trading bots are secretly plotting against us, this book promises to make sense of the financial future—at least until the next FinTech revolution shows up and rewrites the rules again.
Download PDF
3. Future Automation: Changes To Lives And To Businesses
2018 by Timothy E Carone
In Future Automation: Changes To Lives And To Businesses, Timothy Carone takes us on a thrilling—if mildly unsettling—journey through a world increasingly run by autonomous systems, which is basically a polite way of saying that robots, algorithms and suspiciously intelligent toasters are slowly but surely taking over everything. From driverless cars that can outmaneuver even the most determined backseat driver to high-frequency trading systems that probably know your financial future better than you do, Carone lays out a reality where sensors, big data and AI make all the big decisions while humans, presumably, watch on in mild terror. But fear not—this isn’t just about robot uprisings (well, mostly). Carone argues that the real star of this automated future isn’t AI itself, but analytics, the oft-forgotten nerd in the corner who quietly feeds AI the data it needs to make frighteningly accurate choices. With businesses, industries and probably your morning coffee soon to be shaped by autonomous systems, Carone assures us that these changes are inevitable, imminent and possibly already happening while we’re busy asking Alexa to play whale sounds.
Download PDF
4. Insurance Technology Handbook: The New Partnership
1998 by Jessica Keyes
Insurance Technology Handbook: The New Partnership is the definitive guide for IT professionals in the insurance industry—because, let’s be honest, nothing says "cutting-edge technology" quite like actuarial tables and policy clauses written by people who still think fax machines are a bit too fast. Jessica Keyes unpacks the latest advancements, from imaging modeling to Internet commerce, in a way that makes even the driest of risk assessments feel slightly less like an ancient sorcery. Whether you’re an industry veteran trying to wrangle customer systems into something resembling modernity or just someone wondering why your insurance claim still requires seventeen different forms, this book has something for you. It even tackles legendary terrors like the year 2000 problem, because, let’s face it, technology in the insurance world ages about as gracefully as a milk carton left in the sun. For anyone in financial services or IT who’s ever suspected that the biggest risk to the industry isn’t the customers, but the systems keeping it all together—this handbook is your lifeline.
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How to download PDF:
1. Install Google Books Downloader
2. Enter Book ID to the search box and press Enter
3. Click "Download Book" icon and select PDF*
* - note that for yellow books only preview pages are downloaded
