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Technology & Information Innovation
SPARTA had a strong first quarter characterized by expanded business opportunities with existing programs and producers. A principal reason for our ability to deliver on these initiatives is technology. We have invested in a state-of-the-art policy administration system and IT architecture that enable us to quickly respond to product needs, easily access policy-level premium and loss data, and produce meaningful business information. We believe information is the lifeblood of the business. The ability to capture, flow, integrate and disseminate it is vital to program growth and sustained performance. We hope you enjoy the enclosed articles by SPARTA and the industry analysts interested in our endeavors. George L. Estes III, Chairman and CEO |
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SPARTA Insurance had the unique opportunity as a start-up company to build a policy administration infrastructure specifically designed to meet the needs of the insurance program marketplace. Senior Vice President, Enrico Ferrante, reflects on the key influences that shaped that unique infrastructure and what it means to you. Read full story. Senior Vice President of Operations, Enrico Ferrante, outlines SPARTA's policy administration strategy. |
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Licensing, implementing and deploying a new policy administration system is often the biggest, most complex and most costly technology initiative that a property/casualty insurer can undertake. This report describes the challenges an insurer faces in mastering the complexities of a new modern policy administration system, and using such a system's capabilities to achieve its corporate objectives. Read full story. Donald Light of Celent (a division of Oliver Wyman) discusses the challenges of policy system implementation and SPARTA's response. |
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