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2010 EMB Client Conference

Previously called the EMB User Conference, this annual seminar is designed to transfer knowledge to current EMB software clients. We will offer insight into best practices for using EMB software as well as general discussion of current industry trends and new innovations.

A basic understanding of one of EMB's software products is recommended. The software training will include your choice of EMB Emblem and EMB Rate Assessor, EMB ResQ, or EMB Igloo.

Reserve your seat today for the 2010 EMB Client Conference.

EMB University for September

Our next EMB University session will be "Addressing the Buzz Around Machine Learning" on September 28 at 11 AM (ET). This session is designed to review GLM best practices and discuss how machine learning can be used to augment GLMs.

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Usage Based Insurance: Distribution On the Technological Edge

C-counsel business consultant Robin Harbage looks at the future of usage-based auto insurance in his recent byline for Canadian Insurance.

EMB looks at 2010 international insurance industry trends

EMB has identified some of the market conditions and trends that it believes will shape insurance companies' performance in many parts of the world in 2010.

EMB Advises Auto Insurers to Speed to Usage Based Rating

Usage-based insurance will become the industry standard in the next five years according to EMB. Usage-based auto insurance uses driving data that allows insurers to determine more accurate rates, while also empowering customers to control these rates.

EMB ResQ Training

EMB offers a variety of one-day training courses using our industry leading EMB ResQ loss reserving software. These sessions provide a full day of in-person training, taught on-site at your office by our ResQ and reserving experts.

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