For me, research impact is the primary motivator. Thus, I'm very happy to see that our paper, authored by Brooks Kaiser and myself, titled "Do insurers adjust prices for the adoption of loss prevention technologies? Evidence from Danish municipal contracts" (https://lnkd.in/djZ_w8ei) has received enough downloads to rank within the top 10% of papers published in Risk Management and Insurance Review.
A paper like this requires close and trusted partnerships, which leads me to consider how willing my own network actually is to share data with researchers to drive innovation and the research agenda forward. Thus, I hope that both my network of researchers and practitioners will help start the debate on how we enable data partnerships. Perhaps you could share your interest in research partnerships and what you see as the main challenges when debating data sharing in the comment section below.
The data in the paper stems from a close collaboration with WTW Research Network, Protector Forsikring ASA, RiskPoint Group, Region Syddanmark and the Danish Municipalities Faxe Kommune, Municipality of Frederikshavn, Hedensted Kommune, Municipality of Hjoerring, Horsens Kommune, Københavns Kommune, Mariagerfjord Kommune, Middelfart Kommune, Nordfyns Kommune, Randers Kommune, Ringkøbing-Skjern Kommune, Skanderborg Kommune, Stevns Kommune, Struer Kommune.
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