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Insurance Technology Awards 2013: Five days to go until entry D-day

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There are now just five days to go until entries close for the Insurance Technology Awards 2013.

Rewarding and acknowledging the greatest achievements in insurance technology across the UK, this new event will bring the entire insurance technology community together. In what is proving to be the era of technological growth for the insurance industry, it is high time there was a dedicated occasion to mark it.

The awards will focus on the contribution of individuals, projects, organisations and technologies that have excelled in the use, development and deployment of IT in the past 12 months, encompassing everyone from small localised firms to pan-European businesses.

With categories covering everything from Best Intelligence Project of the Year to Insurance IT Project of the Year; Customer Experience to Individual Excellence, the Insurance Technology Awards will offer the most rounded overview of progress being made by insurers, brokers and vendors to adapt to the pressures being brought to bear by both regulators and customer expectations.

So don't miss out, make sure you get your entries in by Friday 13th September

If you require more information, including information on how to enter, check out the website here.

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