Avoiding The Wheel Of Misfortune: Using Advanced Analytics To Achieve Better Claim Outcomes

July 22, 2020
Brian Billings
Vice President, Predictive Analytics, Midwest Employers Casualty
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Workers’ compensation is a data rich business, so turning data into actionable insights should be a top priority. Data is a valuable source of information for managing workers compensation claims. Explore how to utilize workers compensation data to generate better claim outcomes.

Brian Billings
Vice President, Predictive Analytics, Midwest Employers Casualty

Brian Billings is the vice president of predictive analytics at Midwest Employers Casualty (MEC) where he leads a team of data scientists and data analysts. He has more than 25 years of technology experience in industries including banking, investment services, insurance services and healthcare. Brian has a Bachelor of Science degree in management information systems and a Juris Doctor degree from Saint Louis University.

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