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Across the insurance industry, AI adoption is no longer theoretical. Most organisations are already investing, experimenting or deploying use cases across underwriting, claims and customer experience.
NashTech was proud to sponsor and attend the Boycott your Bed Charity Golf Day 2026, supporting Action for Children and its work to give children and young people across the UK safe and happy childhoods.
Many organisations can identify promising artificial intelligence (AI) use cases. Turning those ideas into secure, scalable applications that deliver measurable value is much harder.
On 20 June 2026, NashTech partnered with Microsoft to host Microsoft Build //localhost: Ho Chi Minh 2026, bringing together 80 developers, architects and technology professionals at NashTech’s Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) off…
For something that underpins almost every digital initiative, integration rarely gets the attention it deserves.
Across the sector, AI adoption has accelerated rapidly. What was once experimental is now embedded in everyday operations, from forecasting and pricing to customer service and personalisation.
Integration used to be treated as a behind-the-scenes technology task: something for IT teams to solve once the business had decided what it wanted to do.
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Artificial intelligence may dominate technology conversations, but for many organisations, the biggest obstacle to AI adoption is not the technology itself.
Overview On 10 June 2026, the Pet and Equine Insurance Association (PEIA) brought together insurers, brokers, veterinary professionals, technology providers and legal experts in London for a full-day forum on one of the …
Join us in conversation with Laura Bailey, software and education expert
Machine learning (ML) models are only as good as the data that trains them. High-quality, well-organised, and accurately labelled data is the foundation of successful ML projects. However, preparing this data in-house of…
Sometimes it’s easy to under-appreciate a virtual learning environment until you put it through a full cloud migration, modernisation, and the controlled chaos of peak student enrolment. Working with The Open University …
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Milestones matter – but only because of what they represent. In 2025, NashTech marked its 25th year. A quarter of a century in technology is no small achievement in an industry defined by constant change. Yet this milest…
Key takeaways from the Ministry of Defence and NashTech webinar series
For years, enterprise technology strategy followed a familiar pattern: buy proven platforms, configure where necessary, and avoid the perceived risk of building from scratch. That model is being quietly but decisively re…
The panel at NashTech Connect 2026 brought together leaders who each sit at a different vantage point of the digital transformation landscape. What followed was a candid discussion about readiness, risk, and the realitie…
