With the new year in hand, we would like to take a moment to share with you some of the more popular 2010 posts. 2011 promises to be an exciting year for Camilion as insurers are forced to meet the ever changing market demands of brokers and consumers to develop innovative products and unique rating programs to remain competitive. As the industry recovers from the economic downturn being easier to do business with, reducing operational costs, and growth whether into new markets or geographies or existing books of business is top of mind. We are excited about adding more content to our blog and engaging further with you – our valued audience. If there’s a topic you would like to discuss, please let us know!
So without further adieu here’s the list of our most popular 2010 posts:
Gartner’s Kimberly Harris-Ferrante recently published a report titled Insurance Product Configurators: Rising Interest and Fragmented Market, which provides Gartner’s definition for product configurators, a market summary, a vendor comparison and market distinction review. read more »
Gartner recently published MarketScope for North American Property and Casualty Insurance Policy Management Modules, which provides a look into the North American policy management vendor market aimed at Tier 1, 2 and large Tier 3 P&C insurers. read more »
To capitalize on product bundling advantages most banks have either launched or are in the process of launching bundles. Some are even on their second or third generation of product bundling initiatives.
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To capitalize on product bundling advantages most banks have either launched or are in the process of launching bundles. Some are even on their second or third generation of product bundling initiatives.
read more »The implementation of ISO rates, rules, and forms has been a challenge for insurers for many years. The time and expense devoted to this particular aspect of a policy administration system implementation has been all consuming and often overwhelming.
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Most large banks have done a great job over the past several years getting their vast amounts of customer information organized. There was a time when every bank system had its own unique customer records. This made it impossible for banks to understand how many customers they had, who they were and what additional products and services to market to them.
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Here at Camilion we’re always trying to find innovative ways to bring our blog readers quality content that is interesting and addresses pressing issues within the industry.
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Provides an in depth look at how selecting a best-of-breed P&C policy administration system may positively impact your entire implementation strategy.
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For many in the insurance industry and the financial services sector, the idea of social media can be a daunting one. Its rapid advance into our lives brings uncertainty and an inability to truly understand how to use this new technology and how to determine whether or not it is relevant.
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Novarica’s Karlyn Carnahan recently published a report titled Carrier Internal Processes for ISO Circulars, which profiles the typical processes, resources and costs associated with handling ISO circulars. According to Karlyn, maintaining rates, rules, and forms is a complex and labor intensive process within an insurance carrier.
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