More coordination is needed among the panoply of organizations seeking to make insurance industry technology more uniform and user-friendly for agents, James T. Armitage, the new president of the AMS Users Group, declared here at his group’s annual meeting.

“It’s not enough to dream and dare. We must actually do. Do more than talk. Do more than plan. Do more than debate. Just do more,” Mr. Armitage said at the 33rd AMS Users Group National Conference.

Mr. Armitage, a principal at Arroyo Insurance Services in Arcadia, Calif., said he wants to reach out to other “like-minded industry [technology user] groups, such as ACT [the Agents Council for Technology] and AUGIE [the ACORD-User Groups Information Exchange] and the Real Time Campaign, and even with the ASCnet leadership” in order to make improvements for the industry.

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