Build vs Buy: Navigating the Technology Dilemma for Insurers - Seguridad Mania.com - España y América Latina

As insurers accelerate AI across underwriting, claims, and customer experience, technology modernisation is becoming critical. The real challenge isn’t what to build—but where to invest for the greatest impact. Build vs buy has evolved from a technical debate into a strategic driver of speed, innovation, and competitiveness. This session explores the trade-offs, real-world experience, and frameworks shaping technology decisions today. This webinar explores: • Tackle the build vs buy decision—how leading insurers are shifting from capability-led choices to strategic priorities, and the frameworks they use to decide what to own vs outsource based on scale, complexity, and value • When building makes sense—and when it doesn’t. Understanding where in-house development delivers differentiation versus where it slows progress. • The hidden costs of technology decisions—maintenance, talent gaps, and delayed innovation. Do you have the in-house capability to build and sustain—and what happens if you don’t? • Keeping pace in a fast-moving market—how insurers balance speed, flexibility, and scalability to stay competitive in an AI-driven landscape. • Future-proofing technology decisions—how insurers avoid legacy constraints and build scalable foundations for what comes next. • What are your peers doing? Build vs buy across underwriting, claims, and operations—and is a blended model the key to staying competitive? Speakers include: - Kathryn Lerch, VP, Agency Operations, The Liberty Company Insurance Brokerage - Bipin Chadha, VP Data Science, CSAA Insurance Group - Hélène Stanway, Advisor and Consultant, HMLS Consulting Ltd - Kathryn Lerch, VP, Agency Operations, The Liberty Company Insurance Brokerage - Maariyaah Afzal, Founder and CEO, Silas Insurtech This webinar is brought to you with Silas. By registering, you agree to share your information with them. Privacy Policy: https://www.silasinsurtech.com/en/privacy-policy