Industry organizations to extend ongoing collaboration in order to effectively meet the needs of agencies for efficient next-generation data exchange.
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DataCubes Promotes Phil Alampi to VP of Customer Engagement
Alampi will continue to oversee the company’s marketing team and will also be responsible for driving its customer engagement and satisfaction strategy.
MVP Advisory Group Partners with Blockchain Specialist DynaQuest Technology Services
The partnership will give MVP access to emerging technologies, such as Blockchain, boost the company’s IT services to further strengthen its industrial specialization in change management.
Sedgwick Appoints Max Koonce Chief Claims Officer, Casualty
Koonce’s responsibilities include product development and innovation, industry analysis and thought leadership, best practices and compliance standards, and legislative and regulatory relationships.
ValueMomentum to Open Regional Development Center in Erie, Pa.
Building on its relationship with Erie Insurance, the rapidly growing vendor saw an opportunity to access the resources of the Western Pennsylvania city for its clients’ digital, data & cloud technology initiatives.
IT Outsourcing: An Overview of Current Trends and Key Issues
Though IT outsourcing allows insurers to effectively staff transformational initiatives, it’s no panacea—and it comes with its own set of unique challenges.
Vidado Promotes Elaine Zhou to Chief Technology Officer
In her new role, Zhou will spend more time with Vidado’s largest customers helping to refine technical strategies, while developing the vendor’s technical team.
The Buy vs. Build Debate Continues
Maturity in the competitive vendor market means that buy vs. build debates occur less often than they did 20 years ago, but they still happen surprisingly often.
American Family Insurance Pilots Hearsay Systems’ New Agent Actions for P&C
Hearsay also announces the appointment of insurance software veteran Eugene Lee as VP of Insurance Solutions.
IT Isn’t the Only Factor in Speed to Market
Without considering IT’s expertise up front, and without factoring ease of implementation into the overall product design, insurers can end up creating unnecessary costs and delays.