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Calculating the Cost of Bad Data: A Carrier’s Guide to Quantifying the Impact of Bad Data
Carriers know that bad data impacts their business, but few have quantified that cost. This guide shows you how to build a simple framework to calculate the cost of bad data in your business.
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OUR LATEST INSIGHTS
10 Questions with Sarah Hilton
This month Sarah Hilton is celebrating her nine year anniversary working at DQPro and was recently promoted to Head of Customer and Delivery. This title
InsTech Podcast: Nick Mair on data quality and the rise of global specialty system APIs
DQPro CEO Nick Mair was recently featured on the InsTech podcast where he discussed life as co-founder of the leading London Market data quality platform
10 Questions with Alina Asaturian
Alina Asaturian joined DQPro in the summer of 2022 as our Operations Lead – a role that encompasses a broad range of disciplines from operations,
Market Update: Game-Changing DQPro Connect API Launched
Market-leading data specialists DQPro introduce a powerful, flexible DQPro Connect API for the global re/insurance sector. DQPro Connect is an API that allows customers to
10 Questions with Carly Hand
Our Customer Success champion, Carly Hand, has only been with DQPro for five months but she has already been a big hit with our customers.
NEWS ALERT: DQPRO ANNOUNCES FURTHER RELEASE OF ITS LEADING MARKET STANDARD IN COLLABORATION WITH LONDON MARKET CARRIERS
DQPro is pleased to announce the second release of its innovative Market Standard for carrier-side data assurance which includes contributions from ten leading London Market
Building Data Confidence in the London Market
Nick Mair, Co-Founder of DQpro, looks at the importance of market standards and how collaboration and continuous improvement not only encourages operational resilience, but helps
EPI Variance & how the DQPro Market Standard helps Carriers slash costs
Constantly changing estimated premium income (EPI) data is one of many challenges facing insurers underwriting specialty risks. When EPI data challenges cause significant variance between
APIs and the Roadmap to Resilience
Nick Mair, Co-Founder of DQPro, discusses the launch of the DQPro API roadmap andits significance in the broader market-wide collaboration between insurers and their technology
Oxbow Bitesized Updates on DQPro
We were really proud to see DQPro featured on the latest Oxbow Partners BitesizeInsurtech Bulletin giving an update on our progress. Oxbow shone a spotlight
Harnessing Data to Achieve Awesome Audits
Nobody in the market wants to spend their time preparing for a data audit and AndyJones, Head of Sales at DQPro, explains why they shouldn’t
Why Brexit remains an unwelcome headache for London’s specialty insurers
The final toll of leaving the EU has yet to be counted but the decision has resulted in additional headaches for a market already under
IN-DEPTH EXPERTISE
eBook | Redefining the Data Lead in Specialty Insurance: Industry Perspectives and Practical Lessons
Based on discussions with data leads from leading specialty insurers, we explore how the role of the modern data lead is continuing to change, and how data leads are successfully taking on this challenge.
eBook | Calculating the Cost of Bad Data: A Carrier’s Guide to Quantifying the Impact of Bad Data
Carriers know that bad data impacts their business, but few have quantified that cost. This practical guide helps carriers put together their own framework to capture the cost of bad data on their business and take effective action to innovate and reduce cost.
The Latest DQPro Blog | The Real Cost of Bad Data in Specialty Insurance
The real question isn’t whether bad data exists. It’s how early you’re catching it and what it’s costing you today. We explore the real numbers and what bad data is really costing specialty insurers in London, US markets and beyond.
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