This document discusses how data disruption is impacting the insurance industry. It describes how insurance companies have evolved from using internal demographic and agency data for pricing and underwriting to now integrating open data and real-time data streams. Examples discussed include how telematics data from devices in cars is now used for usage-based insurance. The document suggests that within 10 years, insurance may be offered as a platform where customer data is continuously collected and analyzed to price products, perform underwriting, and provide risk analytics services on a personalized, real-time basis. Entities like online advertising platforms that collect large amounts of user data may end up driving this user-based insurance model of the future.