January 25, 2023 – The innovative capabilities technology enables create real value for insurers by allowing them to identify and penetrate new markets, sell products more effectively, increase operational efficiency, and better understand and model risk. For insurers, this is true investment—that is, creating this value requires funding mature IT organizations that can support modern systems, compete for top talent, and support strategic objectives.
This Insurance Technology Research Council study is designed to help insurers understand peer behavior, budgets, and priorities for the coming year as context for their own strategic planning activities. Solution providers can use this report to identify areas of need and areas of investment for insurers to guide their development roadmaps or market positioning. This report presents and analyzes the results of a study of 62 insurer CIO and technology leader members of the Aite-Novarica Group Insurance Technology Research Council conducted in Q4 2022.
Clients of Aite-Novarica Group’s Property & Casualty service can download this report and the corresponding charts.
About the Author

Harry Huberty
Harry Huberty is the Research Director for the Insurance Practice at Datos Insights, where he manages the Research Council, a moderated knowledge-sharing community of over 400 insurer senior executives. He also leads Datos Insights’s research on automotive telematics in personal and commercial lines. He holds an MTS in Religious Studies from Harvard Divinity School and a B.A. in Religion from...
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Martina Conlon
Martina Conlon is Head of Property and Casualty Insurance at Datos Insights. She has expertise in IT strategy, best practices, organizational approaches, and technology architecture, and is the primary researcher and author of market-leading reports on agent portals, core systems, business intelligence, and technology strategy. Martina has led dozens of vendor selection efforts, insurer peer benchmarking, IT organizational assessments, and enterprise architecture...