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Sai Raman
Sai Raman from CogniSure AI discusses the importance of data collection and what insights can be pulled from that data with the right tools to help those in insurance make profitable decisions.
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INTERVIEW
On episode 35 of the InsurTech Geek podcast, talking about actionable insights from unstructured data with Sai Raman from CogniSure.
JAMES: Alright. Another week in the 4th quarter of 2020, Rob Galbraith. The 4th quarter. This nutty year is one quarter away from being done. I do not know about you. But I am not going to shed a tear when we cross into 2021.
ROB: No, I think we are all ready for this to be over. I do not know, James, if I have told you about our political yard sign that we have at my house, it is not for President Trump, it is not for Vice President Biden. It actually says giant meteor 2020 - just ended already.
JAMES: Exactly. That is the general sentiment this week in particular act of the presidential debate is, let us just get a meteor and finish this off. It is the dumpster fire heaped on a dumpster fire. It is a crazy year. And again, we try to stay super apolitical on the show in general. And of course, there is nothing more apolitical than a giant meteor, so I do like that, Rob and I agree. It has been a weird year. I think the only saving grace has been that we have had college football back towards the end. I went to the very first season opener at Texas A&M. They played Vanderbilt and we have managed to barely win. And you could tell how distracted the players were cause it was just a weird game, weird vibe, but an Aggie victory made it taste a little bit better. And with us today, Sai Raman. Sai, it is good to see you. Where are you joining us from today Sai?
SAI: Chicago, James, how are you?
JAMES: I am doing really well. I love Chicago in particular in the summer and the early fall. I am a Cubs fan and I love my windy city, so I am glad you are joining us from there. It is a beautiful time to be out there in Chicago. isn't it?