The manner in which insurers respond to these changes will define their success in the next century. Much has been written about the new opportunities opening up abroad for U.S. firms. You need every advantage to defend your market share against a growing number of world-class competitors.
Technology provides one such advantage.
And because of the Year 2000 problem, insurers have had to rethink their technological architecture. They are moving away from the big, cumbersome systems of the past toward more service-focused, flexible systems that provide valuable market intelligence, rather than reams of undifferentiated data. We provide solutions to the challenges caused by technological changes, new distribution channels, mergers and acquisitions, globalization, increased attention from regulators and more sophisticated policyholders, and the ongoing struggle to increase shareholder value.