Folksam 安全第一
技术
- 功能应用 - 远程监控系统
- 基础设施即服务 (IaaS) - 其他
适用行业
- 金融与保险
适用功能
- 商业运营
用例
- 基于使用的保险
客户
民俗
关于客户
Folksam 是瑞典最大的保险公司之一。 Folksam 完全由其客户所有，不断致力于研究和开发，以寻找新的方法来支持其客户在道路上安全驾驶，并最终挽救生命。
挑战
汽车保险市场的竞争力正在推动 UBI 的增长，作为保险公司区分其客户主张和提高运营效率的一种手段。保险模型——基于使用的保险（“UBI”）——为保险公司提供了更有效的市场细分和准确的风险评估和定价的可能性。保险公司需要物联网解决方案来收集数据和进行绩效分析
解决方案
通过 Telia Sense，Folksam 现在正在瑞典推出最全面的基于用户的保险解决方案，为新车和旧车的车主提供。通过评估客户在驾驶时如何与风险互动，保险公司可以提高盈利能力，并引导更安全的驾驶行为并最终挽救生命。保险公司可以提高定价，允许更快地结束索赔，并通过自动化提高损失调整率。
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