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Part 3: Surviving a CAT: Integration and Custom Systems in Claims Management

Delve into the complexities of transitioning from small-scale manual processes to integrated systems within larger firms. Emphasizing the importance of selecting the right platform and partner, the discussion highlights the challenges and benefits of custom-built systems versus third-party solutions.

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My Personal Development Toolkit & History

I was just on the This Life without Limits podcast: audio here and video here! Purpose of this Post I wanted to compile a master list of concepts I’ve learned to drive personal transformation and how those concepts can be applied to one’s business / professional life. There is more content to come, but there’s […]

Data-Driven Decision Making: Leveraging Integrated Systems for Better Outcomes

In the era of big data, integrated systems and sophisticated analytics tools set businesses apart. Start your journey to data-driven decision-making by reading this insightful guide: Raise your hand if you’ve ever made a decision based on your “gut” without thoroughly examining the underlying facts. If you’re feeling guilty, don’t. It’s surprisingly common—over 50% of […]

SaaS vs. Custom Claims Management Systems

To build or not to build, that is the question. Discover the benefits and challenges of SaaS and custom CMSs and make the smart decision. The insurance landscape has evolved rapidly since the turn of the last decade. Today, a modern claims management system (CMS) is the bedrock of excellence. It supports digital channel enablement, […]

Part 2: Surviving a CAT: Adapting in an Adjusting Industry

In this segment, the team discusses a poll about how companies manage their IT infrastructure, revealing insights into the use of in-house IT staff, managed service providers (MSPs), and self-managed systems. They explore the complexities and challenges of scaling IT operations, emphasizing the importance of phased implementation, integration, and maintaining a simple yet effective user […]