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InsurTech in 2024: A year in review

The global InsurTech market grew to 25.97bn in 2024 and is expected to reach approximately USD 496.56bn by 2033. This represents a remarkable compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 38.8% from 2024 to 2033. This rapid expansion is being driven by innovations in artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), cybersecurity, and a growing emphasis on Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) practices.

9 key customer retention strategies for life and health insurers

Customer retention is more than just a metric in the insurance sector—it underpins profitability and sustainable growth. As the industry evolves and consumer expectations rise, insurers must innovate to retain customers and maintain a competitive edge. Digital health technology platform dacadoo explores nine key actionable strategies for life and health insurers to foster loyalty and drive long-term customer engagement.

10 digital health tools organisations can’t afford to ignore in 2025

The digital health landscape is reshaping how organisations across various industries engage with their users. From healthcare providers to retail companies, businesses are leveraging...

How to integrate comprehensive services into insurance apps

Incorporating essential services into insurance apps is crucial for boosting customer engagement and enhancing the overall user experience. Hosting a recent webinar, Manal Hoyer, Chief Operating Officer at dacadoo, sat down with Marleydy Arias Sarmiento, Digital Experience and Marketing Transformation Manager at Seguros Bolivar, to discuss how insurers can integrate comprehensive services into insurance apps to create seamless, value-added experiences.

How to retain life and health insurance customers

Customer retention is a critical focus for life and health insurers, who must now navigate an evolving market landscape characterised by increasing customer expectations. Providing personalised experiences, streamlining claims processes, and implementing wellness programmes are all essential strategies that insurers can leverage to enhance customer engagement, reduce churn, and foster long-term loyalty. Digital health engagement platform dacadoo offers up some ideas as to how life and health insurers can retain their customers.

7 effective strategies for retail customer acquisition

In today’s dynamic retail environment, acquiring new customers is more challenging and essential than ever. Simply increasing spending isn’t enough—success depends on balancing customer growth with effective cost management. Zurich-based technlogy firm dacadoo delves into seven strategies that can help retailers achieve this balance while keeping Customer Acquisition Costs (CAC) in check.

Narayana One Health partners with dacadoo to launch digital health score...

Narayana One Health, a health and wellness platform in India, has partnered with dacadoo, a global digital health technology provider, to promote better health...

10 key customer engagement strategies for retailers

In the fast-paced world of retail, securing customer loyalty requires more than just making sales—it’s about creating engaging, personalised experiences that keep shoppers coming back. With e-commerce giants and social media-driven brands constantly setting higher expectations, retailers must stay ahead by addressing customers' deeper wants and needs. From personalised shopping to advanced AI, the following strategies will help retailers retain customers and build long-term relationships.

8 key strategies for customer acquisition in banking

In the fast-paced world of banking, acquiring new customers is essential for growth. dacadoo, a leader in Digital Health Engagement Platforms (DHEP), has outlined eight key strategies that combine both traditional methods and digital innovation to help banks attract and retain customers. These approaches focus on creating meaningful interactions, improving customer experiences, and building strong brand loyalty.

How dacadoo can help you navigate health and lifestyle data challenges

Handling health and lifestyle data involves several intricate challenges, primarily due to the sensitive nature of the information. Ensuring privacy is a top priority, and securing consent for data use can be complex, especially if not addressed early in the process. This often restricts analysis to internal use only, limiting the involvement of external experts and increasing the risk of bias due to broad consent requirements.
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