Many companies find themselves caught in a vicious circle. They need specialized capabilities in building new applications but don't have the available talent in-house to develop those systems.
A look at the IT outsourcing landscape for insurers, which recently was released by Novarica, shows midsize carriers turn to external partners for more expensive project-based work and have yet to adopt the philosophy of a blended sourcing strategy.
Driver found to have right of action under policy issued to brother-in-lawIn November 1999, a woman sought to buy a 1996 "Chevrolet Cavalier." Being a student with inadequate credit, she was unable to purchase the car without the help of her
For some it's a battle, for others it's a complement. The direction of personal lines insurance is a source of continuing debate as insurers define and hone their channel strategies between agent-based sales and direct to the consumer.
Just as a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step, achieving the best resolution to business problems often begins with identifying the right software solution and the vendor that can provide that product.
Insurance companies are finding themselves faced with increased pressures due to new regulatory requirements, more-demanding customers, and the competitive imperative to innovate and launch new products.
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