has built up an enviable reputation as a source of high-level information and market analysis; a forum for high-level debate; a melting pot of innovative approaches to industry problems and, of course, incomparable networking opportunities. World-class conference content and speakers are the driving force behind the success of IBIS conferences. IBIS consistently delivers groundbreaking thought-leading presentations on a wide range of issues that consistently receive outstanding feedback from delegates. Whether it is a local Forum event, a larger Regional or the Global Summit itself, IBIS looks at the present and future opportunities and challenges to give all delegates a competitive edge. Mitchell will once again be attending IBIS as an exhibitor, in addition to having a speaking engagement. We look forward to seeing you at IBIS! Need to schedule a meeting with a sales representative? Contact us today.
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Mitchell’s Q1 Industry Trends Report Examines the Ongoing Effects of COVID-19 and Implications for Property & Casualty Claims and Collision Repair
One full year after the first stay-at-home orders were issued, Mitchell experts share views, changes and trends from 2020 to better understand what may be around the corner.
A Look Back at 2020 Trends in Auto Insurance
By taking a look at last year’s key trends, carriers and collision repairers can successfully navigate an uncertain future and adapt to what will likely be a new post-pandemic normal.
Average Length of Rental for Repairable Vehicles: Q4 2020
As 2020 drew to a close, Enterprise Rent-A-Car analyzed results by state and vehicle condition to determine any significant increases or decreases in Length of Rental (LOR).
Current Used Vehicle Market Conditions: Q4 2020
Average wholesale used vehicle prices fell from their August peak for the fourth month in a row in December, yet finished out the year almost 10% higher than year-ago levels.
The Evolution of Claims Automation
By 2025, the global data and analytics company predicts that more than 80% of claims processed will be virtual, and up to half of non-injury claims fully automated. So what does this mean for the auto insurance sector?