In this Q2 report, Mitchell focuses on the increasing pace of innovation in the collision repair industry.
The report includes observations, data and analytics on the role of new technologies, along with expectations of industry leaders on their plans for investment in these technologies to continue to shape their industries.
These insights are collected into two editions: Auto Physical Damage and Casualty.
The Auto Physical Damage Edition: The Shift in Mobility Patterns
“The Shift in Mobility Patterns”
In this edition, Ryan Mandell, Director of Claims Performance, shares insights on how the pandemic disrupted original forecasts and altered the future of transportation.
He examines the three trends shaping mobility’s “next normal,” and their promise to have a lasting impact on the collision repair and auto insurance industries.
“AI and Its Impact on Automotive Claims”
Senior Vice President of Global Product Strategy and Artificial Intelligence for Mitchell’s Auto Physical Damage division, Olivier Baudoux, shares his insights in this article.
COVID-19 has fast-tracked the adoption of artificial intelligence, bringing “touchless” claims closer, thanks to four trends this article outlines:
- Shifting methods of inspection,
- The prevalence of big data,
- Human-machine collaboration
- The growth of cloud computing and open ecosystems
“The Changing World of Automotive Recycling”
Podcast with Mandell and special guest Jeff Helget, Vice President of Operations at B&R Auto Wrecking, on how the automotive recycling industry is adapting to growing vehicle complexity and more.
It also includes data on the average length of rental for repairable vehicles for Q1 2021 and current used vehicle market conditions for Q1 2021.
Click here to read the Auto Physical Damage edition.
The Casualty Edition: Outdated Imaging Equipment: A Problem That Could Impact Care Quality & Claims Loss
This quarter’s Casualty Edition features a deep dive into the state of imaging equipment and the potential problems with care quality and claim costs.
Guest author Ted Smith, Vice President of Sales for Apricus Specialty Networks, a division of Mitchell | Genex | Coventry, provides insights into the challenges with out-of-date imaging equipment, and the promise of investment in newer machines.
“The latest equipment can enable healthcare providers to diagnose and treat patients with greater precision, giving them unprecedented visual and functional information on a patient’s condition,” says Smith.
“At the same time, newer equipment facilitates faster, more intelligent imaging services that support medical decision making, improve outcomes, and boost the economics of imaging departments and facilities.”
Additionally, experts from Mitchell, Genex and Coventry weigh in on COVID-19’s impact on healthcare and claims and workers’ compensation.
In addition to insights into the state of imaging equipment, these experts provide an update on the latest industry and technology trends related to predictive analytics, telemedicine, pharmacy, and more – including the impact of these trends on care and benefits.
Click here to read the Casualty edition.
Read Mitchell’s Q1 2021 Industry Trends Report here.
