OneDegree Global has entered into a strategic partnership with Microsoft Hong Kong to integrate Azure OpenAI Service into its IXT insurtech and Cymetrics cybersecurity solutions. At the InsureTech Connect Asia 2023 conference, OneDegree introduced experimental Generative AI features, IXT Seeble and Cymetrics Copilot, that have disrupted traditional approaches and transformed the way insurers and organisations tackle complex challenges in their domains. IXT Seeble enables non-technical users to input prompts in plain language, eliminating the need for developers to code critical tasks and generating precise code for specific rules. Cymetrics Copilot utilises AI capabilities to provide personalised remediation suggestions, prioritised recommendations and instant answers, reducing cybersecurity issue resolution time by up to 50%.
OneDegree Global and Microsoft partner to boost Insurtech and Cybersecurity innovations with Azure OpenAI.
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