If new software doesn't communicate with an insurance carrier's legacy system properly, the company can face delays and data errors that head downstream to its agents, brokers and insureds. (Adobe Stock)
In today's world, the value of data continues to grow throughout the insurance industry. Those that have the resources to make investments in advanced enterprise or policy administration systems increase their ability to use modern analytics, share data seamlessly across multiple systems and help ensure data accuracy.
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