Personalized Insurance: Leveraging BPM, BR and SOA in Insurance

 

Presenter:	Neil McWhorter, Chief Architect at Enterprise Agility	Hosted by:
Date:	September 10 , 2007
Time:	2-5pm
Where:	BrainStorm DC, Hyatt Reston Washington D.C.
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The federal government represents and shares characteristics with every commercial industry such as Banking, Insurance and Retail. It is involved in home mortgage lending, investment banking, life insurance underwriting, and property and casualty insurance. It shares many common operations and requirements with the Retail industry such as logistics management, supply chain optimization, warehousing, and transportation and distribution.

Our Banking, Insurance and Retail Process Innovation Workshops explore strategic business initiatives in which the government acts as a regulator, a provider of services and a consumer of services in each of these industry value chains.

Workshop Description:

Competitive pressures, poor investment returns, substantial claims payouts, demanding customers and independent agents, new regulatory challenges and complicated processes have led to increased complexity in insurance operations.  Insurance professionals must be flexible and move quickly to respond to the conditions in their industry and achieve the three strategic objectives necessary to thrive: delivering new services, increasing customer loyalty and achieving a lower cost structure.  Meeting these demanding objectives requires the continual improvement of a portfolio of differentiated financial services, which requires a significant investment in transforming IT.  This session will explore the use of business process management, business rules management and service-oriented architecture to support personalized insurance intiatives such as single entry multiple carrier interface (SEMCI) in the request to quote process, "Know your customer", Straight Through Processing (STP), and Standard insurance forms based on ACORD XML.

Speaker Bio:
Neal McWhorter, Chief Architect at Enterprise Agility, has played a key role in the movement toward Business Engineering, which integrates business processes, business rules, and other business driven specifications. He has extensive experience working with organizations to help use this approach to increase the organization’s business agility by allowing the business to take direct control of business logic within automation solutions. He is also a recognized thought-leader in the movement to integrate business rules within the requirements and specification process. As an active participant in industry standards work, Neal has been involved in the Object Management Group's Business Modeling and Integration Task Force which is developing standard modeling techniques for business processes and rules to provide a common foundation for an integrated business specification.

 

Additional Opportunities September 10-13 in Washington D.C.

These Workshops are held at BrainStorm DC, which also offers our industry leading Certificate of Training Programs and Conferences over September 10-13:

• Conferences and Symposiums over September 11-12
  • Business Process Management Conference
  • Service-Oriented Architecture Conference
  • Business Architecture Conference
  • Business Rules Symposium
  • Organizational Performance Symposium
    
    
• Training over September 10-13
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• Process Innovation Workshops on September 10 - Leveraging BPM, BR & SOA for the following industries:
  • Nimble Banking
  • Personalized Insurance
  • Smart Retailing
  
  

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