As the insurance industry faces the increasing frequency and severity of natural disasters, it is essential to adopt resilient geospatial strategies. With geographic information system (GIS) technology, insurers can analyze, identify, and map new opportunities and hazards with precision.

By using GIS, insurers can develop a deeper understanding of the risks and liabilities in their portfolio. They can analyze data related to natural disasters, such as flood zones, wildfires, and hurricanes, and use this information to make more informed underwriting decisions.

GIS can also help insurers improve their claims management processes. By mapping the location of claims, insurers can quickly identify areas that have been impacted by a natural disaster and prioritize their response accordingly.

Incorporating GIS into insurance operations can lead to more accurate risk assessments, more effective claims management, and ultimately, increased customer satisfaction.