Designed to give insurance technology practitioners clarity, confidence, and concrete ideas about how real agentic AI solutions are getting past implementation pitfalls.
The AI pilot phase is over. Seventy percent of insurers believe the next phase of competition will be defined by how quickly they move from experimentation to enterprise execution.
Datos research shows that many AI initiatives stall as insurers move from conservative pilots to enterprise-scale transformation. Four critical factors drive success: redesigning workflows, governance, operating models, and data architecture. The ROI shortfall often stems from hidden costs beyond tokens: API costs, engineering overhead, compliance review cycles, human-in-the-loop labor, and exception handling.
Join us in Hartford to deep dive into the critical success factors for AI implementations and understand how solution providers are helping insurers avoid common pitfalls.
Datos advisors will interview solution providers to draw out how they help clients while avoiding AI pitfalls.
Audience Q&A allows you to see the concerns of your peers. Attendees will also be able to speak individually with vendors and receive product demos.
Expand your network with a unique audience of those leading AI innovation at insurance carriers. Extended networking breaks are included throughout the day.
Return to your office with ingredients for actionable AI roadmap, including the strategic framework and the tactical insights needed to hit the ground running in the new year.
Senior leaders, their key direct reports, and leaders responsible for how technology, operations, and strategy come together, whether it’s from property and casualty or life insurance, annuities, and group benefits carriers or distributors. This includes CIOs, CAIOs, CTOs, COOs, CUOs, CSOs, enterprise architects, and leaders overseeing policy administration, new business and underwriting, claims, strategy, transformation, servicing, and onboarding.
Leaders accountable for underwriting discipline, enrollment accuracy, service consistency, and operational scale across long lived products and employer sponsored benefits. These executives are focused on how agentic AI can improve coordination, reduce friction, and support better decisions without compromising trust, suitability, or regulatory obligations.
Executives and teams responsible for evaluating emerging capabilities, guiding modernization efforts, and turning innovation into practical business impact over the next 6 to 12 months.
A curated group of technology providers showcasing practical AI capabilities through real insurance use cases, workflows, and solutions aligned to pressing industry challenges.
