Prisoners of legacy systems?

Insurers face the old challenge of renewing themselves or dying to meet their clients’ increasingly specific needs and remain competitive. One of the pillars of this update is the architecture of computer systems, a real key issue, which can bring unquestionable competitive advantages … or quite the opposite.

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The sector towards its version 3.0

In the race to the future, the insurance sector is changing from its traditional armour into a suit tailored for innovation. We are leaving the era of dusty claim notifications, forms to fill in, countless fragmented manual processes, etc., etc., to enter the cloud and artificial intelligence, where data flow like electricity and decisions are made at full speed. In this “cocktail” of innovation and technology we find different ingredients…

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Software modernisation: a necessary boost for the insurance industry

In the digital era we live in, software modernisation has become vital to the transformation of organisations, especially in the insurance industry, traditionally perceived from the outside as not particularly groundbreaking when it comes to technology. However, this industry faces an important change driven by the need to adapt to the technological development and the clients and partners' expectations, which are in constant evolution.

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