Lessons learned from Hurricane Ida

Real-time evaluations of Hurricane Ida have allowed insurers to prioritize those most impacted by storm damages and effectively allocate resources. Proactive preparation for severe weather events dramatically helps mitigate losses, and while the damage from Hurricane Ida is extensive, initial reports show that Ida has been significantly lower than Hurricane Katrina.

Maptycs provides real-time notification and dynamic geospatial reporting for risk and insurance professionals to stay prepared and protected. Connect with our team to see how other clients are identifying actionable insights hidden in their risk data.

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