Carriers should avoid the temptation of thinking that their internal data is all that matters and seek industry-wide data from the experts. A big benefit of working with external solution providers is the extensive insurance specific knowledge and critical data analytics they have beyond just a single carrier.
InsurTech Boston: Technology Forcing Carriers, Brokers, and Analysts to Think Differently
Recently, a group of MassPrinting employees attended the Insurtech Boston event to hear success stories from companies like Duck Creek and Quilt, and learn more about startups in the Insurtech space that are challenging and changing the way we all think about insurance.
Why Back-Office Data and Analytics Should be a Priority for Insurance Carriers
I recently saw an article on Digital Insurance that said insurance companies are struggling to manage analytics teams. The author said that over the past few years, many insurance companies have created centralized big data, data measurement, and data governance strategies and capabilities.
2017 IASA Conference: Is $1,000 worth 15 minutes of your time?
New Postage Rates in 2017
Using APIs to Simplify Document Outsourcing Solutions
Two insurance carriers, Leatherstocking Cooperative Insurance Company in Cooperstown NY, and Panhandle Farmers Mutual Insurance in Moundsville WV, made the decision in 2016 to outsource all their print operations to MassPrinting. Though they approached us separately, both use the BriteCore policy admin system (PAS) managed by IWS in Springfield, MO. Prior to working with us, both carriers managed their print operations internally, so we needed to identify an outsourcing application for Leatherstocking and Panhandle that could work with the BriteCore policy system.
Stop Mailing the Wrong Documents to Your Policyholders
“Technology Disruption” in Property & Casualty Insurance was Alive and Well at the IASA Conference!!
The USPS is Rolling Back Prices This Spring
At the end of February, the United States Postal Service announced that the exigent rate case that was passed in 2014 has expired. What that means is that postage rates will decrease approximately 4% for first class rate category mailings beginning in April. The USPS is referring to this savings as 2016 Spring Rollback Pricing.
Disaster Recovery for all Policy Print Operations – $24,000 per Year
Policy Document Output Should be a Top 3 Strategic Initiative
P&C insurance executives are facing a deluge of strategic initiatives today. Premium growth, achieving retention goals, new products, efficient claims management, IT infrastructure investments. The list is endless. Faster, better, more efficiently are the key words driving unprecedented changes in how insurance companies improve performance and drive results.
Most likely, print and mail operations with an integrated solution for opt-in paperless policyholder access did not make the executive strategic initiative list. Our question is WHY?