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Three paths for core system modernisation

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The insurance landscape continues to evolve & market leaders understand the need to accelerate transformation to facilitate growth. Insurers still face a myriad of challenges, one of the most common is the impact of managing legacy technology.

As consumer expectations continue to drive digital from a ‘nice to have’ to an operational requirement, the hurdles from outdated systems and software are becoming business barriers.

Whether it’s a complete core replacement, adding a stand-alone component, or adding a digital layer to better augment current systems, this whitepaper offers fresh insight and advice on the pros and cons associated with each option.

Topics covered include:
• Why modernising core platforms continues to be an imperative for P&C insurers.
• Practical methods to discern which option best fits your organisation.
• The benefits and pitfalls to consider when reviewing the options for transformation.

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