IT Architecture and Standards in Insurance: A Look at Industry Trends

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IT Architecture and Standards in Insurance: A Look at Industry Trends

Posted April 30, 2002 | Technology |

SPENDING TRENDS

It's no secret that insurance companies are big IT spenders. Larger insurers have been consistently spending hundreds of millions of dollars per year on software alone. For some time, insurers have been focusing the vast majority of their technology spending in two areas: computing infrastructure and business process automation.

About The Author

Viktor Ohnjec

Viktor Ohnjec has more than 25 years of experience in global sales and marketing of software development products and services. He is currently vice president of sales for QuarterSoft, Inc., a firm specializing in the commercialization of software intellectual assets. Previously, he was vice president of business development for worldwide global services at Genesis Development Corporation. At Genesis, he was instrumental in the development of… Read More

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IT Architecture and Standards in Insurance: A Look at Industry Trends

SPENDING TRENDS

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