Georisk Assessment

Andreas Siebert, Head of Geospatial Solutions at Munich RE, discusses how GIS is used to make maps of geologic hazards to inform its clients about risk.

Map Better Busness Decisions

The Computer World Blog sits down with ESRI's President Jack Dangermond to discuss intelligent mapping in today's business.

The Great Debate

Zurich UKGI and ESRI UK discuss how geography can help insurers develop more efficient business models, streamline core business processes, and better handle hot issues like compliance.

Realize Improved Performance

RSA, one of the world's largest insurance groups, benefits from a GIS-enabled enterprise to improve performance.

Deer Crossing

GIS helps mitigate the 1.5 million collisions with wildlife that happen each year.

Join the Discussion—Risk Managers Fail to Focus on the Details

Does geography really help insurers understand risks better?

ESRI Provides Wildfire Support ESRI can help your insurance agency respond to wildfires through software, data, imagery, project services and support.

Announcements ESRI and First American Spatial Solutions Deliver Risk Analysis Solution 2009 Special Achievement in GIS Award Winner: Balboa Insurance Group

Find a Solution We understand your challenges. Browse our Solutions Guide.

Insurers know that to be successful they must offer the products and services customers need at the right price. Insurance has a strong geographic component; from managing the addresses of policy holders, to the location of risk, to the logistics of handling claims. This is where GIS can benefit you the most.

ESRI's GIS software allows you to address these challenges with geographic analysis in:

• Underwriting
• Reinsurance
• Corporate governance
• Sales and marketing
• Claims handling
• Customer service

Success Stories

Learn how insurance organizations benefit from the use of geographic analysis and GIS.

• Geo Means Business! [PDF]
• Delivering a new dimension in Risk Management at RSA [PDF]
• GIS-Based Flood Mapping at FEMA

More case studies, demos, and books and white papers.