Monthly Archives: April 2018

Mein ELSTER offers a new log-in option via identity card

Since the beginning of 2012, ELSTER has offered the possibility of using the identity card with eID function (nPA) for proof of identity during...
Claims processing

Digitization in Claims Management as a market opportunity

When it comes to insurance and digitization, many focus primarily on marketing and sales. Insurance companies, however, have some unique points of contact with their customers where they could really shine with digitization. This includes the processing of damages.

Using multichannels correctly: Intelligent channel networking can open up new potential

Internet sales figures are continually increasing, while at the same time, retail stores are struggling to maintain their market share. The introduction of multichannel...
Whom does the data belong to?

Digitization: Who owns the data?

The discussion "Whom does the data belong to" is not only intensively discussed between insurers, brokers and companies in industrial insurance. The current discussion in the private motor insurance market shows the challenges of digitisation for all parties involved.
Cyber insurance

Cyber Insurance: A gap in provision for many German companies

When it comes to digitization, company executives are literally rolling over with promises about the potential of technology. However, safety often falls by the wayside. Many computer systems are not properly prepared for attacks - let alone insured against cyber attacks.
DIgitale Revolution im Versicherungswesen?

Digital revolution in the industry: new distribution channels are breaking up old structures

The advent of the Internet triggered a digital revolution that completely redesigned many sectors of the economy. Even in the insurance industry some major changes are emerging that could reshape this industry. We have already seen the first providers using digital platforms to sell insurance.
Microservices - part 3

Microservices: Customer orientation makes a critical difference (Part three)

The previous parts of our series on microservices presented the functionality of this technology and explained its fundamental advantages. The third part describes some particularly important advantages in more detail. The focus here is on the individual adaptation of the customer experience.

Code Rollout is Not Enough for a Successful Software Go Live

In many companies IT has come to be regarded as an essential component of core strategy. Companies are thereby responding to a fundamental change....