Is the IoT the Future of Workers Comp?

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June 20, 2019 by Deb Zawisza and Harry Huberty
While IoT strategies for workers compensation insurance won't create operational savings for carriers, they will move insurers toward two other goals included in Novarica's Levers of Value in Insurance: selling more and managing risk better. Here, Novarica representatives explain how, starting off with a description of how sensors can be deployed to measure different aspect of work environments that increase risks.

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