Insurance Technology Advisors

Advisory group providing strategic insights and consulting services to insurance companies on technology adoption.

CCI Score

31.54

-0.02% April 18

Latest Event

Advisory Complicity in Surveillance Technology Adoption

Insurance Technology Advisors, a consultancy guiding insurers on technology adoption, is indirectly implicated in promoting invasive digital surveillance practices as reported in the industry. These practices compromise customer privacy and ethical standards.

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Insurance Technology Advisors is currently rated as a Dissenter.

+25 to +44 CCI Score

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Latest Events

APR

15

2024

Advisory Complicity in Surveillance Technology Adoption
-22.60

Insurance Technology Advisors, a consultancy guiding insurers on technology adoption, is indirectly implicated in promoting invasive digital surveillance practices as reported in the industry. These practices compromise customer privacy and ethical standards.
-20

Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility

March 26

As an advisory firm, Insurance Technology Advisors plays a role in guiding insurers towards adopting advanced technologies, some of which facilitate widespread, non-consensual digital surveillance of customers. This involvement raises significant concerns regarding ethical business practices and customer privacy.

US home insurers spying on customers - Interesting Engineering
-30

Technology and Services Impact

March 26

The firm's advisory role in technological adoption is concerning because it supports the integration of surveillance technologies by insurers. These technologies include digital imaging and data analysis tools that facilitate invasive monitoring of customer properties, aligning with broader trends of repressive technology use.

US home insurers spying on customers - Interesting Engineering
JAN

01

2023

Working towards more ethical and resilient supply chains
59.60

The article discusses new ESG regulations, including the German Supply Chain Due Diligence Act and anticipated US SEC carbon disclosure requirements, which are driving companies to adopt more ethical supply chain practices. This initiative supports responsible sourcing, labor rights, and enhanced supply chain governance.
+75

Supply Chain Ethics

March 26

The article highlights a trend toward ethical supply chain practices through stricter regulations and ESG initiatives. By emphasizing responsible sourcing, labor rights, and human rights considerations, the actions promoted are viewed positively in terms of reducing corporate complicity in human rights abuses and by extension, supporting anti-authoritarian values.

Working towards more ethical and resilient supply chains
AUG

31

2022

Advisory on Ethical Supply Chain Practices via Technology Integration
57.63

A Forbes article outlines how technology can improve supplier visibility and ethical sourcing strategies. For a firm like Insurance Technology Advisors, which advises insurance companies on technology adoption, incorporating such innovations enhances transparency and helps ensure suppliers adhere to ethical standards—thereby countering exploitative practices that could indirectly bolster authoritarian systems.
+80

Supply Chain Ethics

March 26

The article’s focus on building ethical supply chains through increased supplier visibility and robust ethical sourcing practices supports anti-authoritarian values. By advocating technology that enables transparent and sustainable supply chain management, it underscores practices that resist exploitative labor conditions and opaque sourcing which can indirectly empower oppressive systems.

Building Ethical Supply Chains
+70

Technology and Services Impact

March 26

The discussion on integrating blockchain, IoT sensors, and advanced data analytics demonstrates how technology is instrumental in ensuring provenance and transparency within supply chains. Such technological measures help mitigate the risks of unethical practices that can indirectly contribute to systems of repression and authoritarian control.

Building Ethical Supply Chains