Welcome to the internet of insurance 2.5 quintillion bytes of data a day…₁ IoT sensors in wearables, properties, cars, and even drones₃ are delivering integrated real-time alerting and information so you can leverage the power of predictive analytics. That can be at the individual scale, as well as both local and national. For instance, using weather forecasts to enable policy holders to be better prepared for adverse conditions, or move away entirely. IoT can connect anything and everything. From our bodies to our homes, offices and commercial sites and to all kinds of vehicles (commercial and domestic). The potential of IoT in insurance is enormous. Insurers can match premiums to individual circumstances, and help influence behaviors to mitigate loss and injury. That helps deliver lower premiums to customers and higher margins to insurers, whilst mitigating risk at the same time. Simply, IoT is a win-win! 50, 000, 000, 000 things and counting… The Internet of Things (IoT) is growing exponentially. By 2020 that might be 50 billion. Probably much more. IoT delivers actionable data in huge volumes. It is enabling insurers to do more with less risk and get closer to customers‘ real needs. That helps them improve retention through deeper engagement which delivers better revenues. IoT delivers good ROI. are everywhere And the things F a s t , c o m p r e h e n s i v e a n d j o i n e d - u p … Problems can be detected faster, and action triggered to minimize damage or injury – real-time across the value chain enabling partners to resolve problems. Sensors make sense… Fujitsu’s $2.6bn R&D budget underpins our IoT commitment to the insurance industry. We’re working with organizations of all kinds around the world to turn IoT data into tangible benefits in terms of risk, compliance (including GDPR), product development and customer engagement. … and Fujitsu delivers the IoT insurers need. 75% of cars will have built-in IoT connectivity by 2020₂ Find out how we can help you get closer to your customers and minimize risk and losses. Contact us [email protected] 1 That’s 30 zeroes worth of data! ₂ Business Insider 2017 ₃ Business Insider: Insurance and IoT Report June 2017

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Welcome tothe internet of insurance

2.5 quintillion bytes of data a day…₁

IoT sensors in wearables, properties, cars, and even drones₃ are delivering integrated real-time

alerting and information so you can leverage the power of

predictive analytics.

That can be at the individual scale, as well as both local and national.

For instance, using weather forecasts to enable policy holders to be better prepared for adverse

conditions, or move away entirely.

IoT can connect anything and everything.From our bodies to our homes, offices and commercial sites and to all kinds ofvehicles (commercial and domestic).

The potential of IoT in insurance is enormous.Insurers can match premiums to individual circumstances, and help influence behaviors to mitigate loss and injury. That helps deliver lower premiums to customers and higher margins to insurers, whilst mitigating risk at the same time. Simply, IoT is a win-win!

50, 000, 000, 000

things and counting…

The Internet of Things (IoT) is growing exponentially. By 2020 that might be50 billion. Probably much more.

IoT delivers actionable data in huge volumes.It is enabling insurers to do more with lessrisk and get closer to customers‘ real needs. That helps them improve retention through deeper engagement which delivers better revenues. IoT delivers good ROI.

are everywhere

And the things

But...

Fast, com

prehensive and join

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p…

Problems can be detected faster, and action triggered to minimize damage or injury – real-time across the value chain enabling partners to resolve problems.

Sensors make sense…

Fujitsu’s $2.6bn R&D budget underpins ourIoT commitment to the insurance industry.

We’re working with organizations of all kinds around the world to turn IoT data into tangible benefits in terms of risk, compliance

(including GDPR), product development and customer engagement.

… and Fujitsu delivers the IoT insurers need.

75% of carswill have built-in IoT connectivity

by 2020₂

Find out how we can help you get closerto your customers and minimize risk and losses.

Contact [email protected]

1 That’s 30 zeroes worth of data! ₂ Business Insider 2017₃ Business Insider: Insurance and IoT Report June 2017