Aon invests in an AI-driven platform to strengthen its commercial fleet offering.

The technical assets and intellectual property of Humn.ai have been bought by Aon, a well-known international professional services company, as part of an effort to strengthen its commercial fleet offering.

Tyree Schoen

March 08, 2024

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The improved feature will provide Aon's customers with a real-time view of the performance of the commercial fleet, enabling them to make well-informed decisions to reduce total risk costs and accidents.

Both conventional and shared economy fleets benefit from the AI-driven platform's practical insights drawn from driver, vehicle, and contextual data, which it manages together with overall risk and insurance costs.

"To unlock their full potential, fleet and mobility business models require data-driven insights and tailored risk transfer options," said Curtis Scott, executive vice president of Future Mobility and Digital Economy at Aon. With the announcement made today, we can move closer to providing differentiated value to our clients by combining carrier, client, and environmental data to enhance fleet understanding and boost productivity.

Aon's leading position in the industry is reinforced by this calculated investment, which also advances the company's unmatched technology, insights, and analytics to serve fleet and mobility customers.

The company also plans to expand the use of this technology by launching a comprehensive risk analytics suite that will provide carefully customized, data-driven insights for drivers, fleets, and portfolios.

"It is more important than ever for our fleet and mobility clients to have access to data-driven insights and tools that inform their risk and business strategies," continued Aon's chief innovation officer, Jillian Slyfield. The news we made today demonstrates our continued commitment to investing in technology to create cutting-edge products that cater to changing customer needs.