Insurance Analytics: Leading with Insights

The insurance industry can’t avoid change. Challenges can strike unexpectedly. There are some that build over time like shifting customer demographics and others that completely catch you off-guard such as the current, global pandemic. Collectively, they can trigger new risks, create new liability and pricing issues, and influence demand for new solutions that better meet customers’ needs.
These challenges may either generate change for the better, or in some cases, paralyse insurance companies. Even with change and uncertainty staring organisations in the face, there are lessons to learn that can help make you more agile and resilient. To embrace change, an important first step is prioritising and accelerating digital transformation and data-driven efforts so that you can improve operations, customer experiences, and risk management.
Watch this webinar to learn
-- How insurers are embracing this change by using Tableau to make data-driven decisions across their business.
-- How you can use data analytics to quickly reveal insights to help insurance companies navigate both the expected and unexpected
-- Insightful Tableau dashboards can collectively bring data together to help insurance companies better manage claims
-- How to find new opportunities and reducing risk using data with Visual Analytics
Originally Ran by Tableau : www.tableau.co...
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[@user-re5uv2mm2h]

This is a really great dashboard. I'm currently tying to create a dashboard for executives regarding the call analysis. Mostly Average Speed of Answer, Average Handle Time, and Abandonment Rate. Do you have any recommended videos or any suggested look?

[@mar25947]

I've never done one like that. Did you ever find the answer?

[@AntonioNunnally]

How can I access the dataset?