View Full Paper

Owner Consent Verified
Policy Brief 4.9

AIOps for Insurance Underwriters: Human Factors And Usability | Evidence from DACH Region

14
Pages
Chicago
Style
~ 14–23 mins
Reading Time
Epidemiology Psychology IoT
Abstract

This policy brief investigates “AIOps for Insurance Underwriters: Human Factors And Usability | Evidence from DACH Region” using a event study methodology. Through a economic lens, the analysis integrates multi-source data to derive a stakeholder-aligned blueprint for researchers and practitioners.

Download PDF Order Similar Paper Save

AIOps for Insurance Underwriters: Human Factors And Usability | Evidence from DACH Region

ABSTRACT
AIOps for Insurance Underwriters: Human Factors And Usability | Evidence from DACH Region is unpacked across themes: equity, costs, risks, and security. Limitations and future research paths are noted.
1
Open full preview
Related Papers
Browse all
14 Pages 4.9
Robotic Process Automation Adoption in Agritech Startups: Privacy And Security — Post-Pandemic Lessons
Impact DevSecOps Telemedicine
View Paper
40 Pages 4.2
Smart Cities Adoption in Gig Workers: Data Quality And Bias — A Comparative Perspective
BioMed Epidemiology Education
View Paper
33 Pages 4.7
Biomedical Engineering Adoption in Data Science Teams: Sustainability Outcomes — A survey-based structural equation modeling
Telemedicine AIOps Blockchain
View Paper