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Session Objectives
1 2 3
Approach
IBM Insurance Framework
Reduce the volatility of risk with dynamic control points Consistent & cohesive business policies, processes & decisions
Unstructured Aligned
2009 IBM Corporation
Session Objectives
1 2 3
Approach
IBM Insurance Framework
Smart Claims Underwriting Optimization Agile Policy Administration Insurance Product Development
Distribution
Reduced Risks & Costs Pre-built insurance assets reduce cost of development Common reference architecture and proven methodologies ensure reduced risk in solution delivery
Case Study:
Client Challenges Globalization has led to the entry of new competitors into the Indian market; this Indian insurer needed greater flexibility in their operations and processes to be able to compete Solution Created an insurance virtual office and selfservice infrastructure that provides electronic access to policy information to customers, employees, and agents
Smarter Business Outcomes Reduced time to provide new products to the market Increased sales by allowing agents faster access to information Improved information access for all the stakeholders through multiple channels Improved customer service by enabling end users to utilize self-service options Increased internal efficiencies through redesigned workflows
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Smarter Business Outcomes Brought 9 new products to market in < one year Reduced application development costs by 50 percent Decreased audit findings by 80 percent Eliminated more than 90 percent of system code
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Implement WebSphere BPM solutions faster with pre-built assets WebSphere Insurance
Content Pack
Build components on legacy systems faster by using IAA models in an Insurance Transformation integrated and agile Workbench delivery platform
Reduce manual intervention to provide efficient XML data DB2 pureXML for management using ACORD templates ACORD standards
Contextual
(Aimed at LOB, Executives)
Conceptual
(Aimed at solution / process owners)
Logical
(Aimed at architects)
Physical
(Aimed at developers)
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Prospect Customer
Browser
External
Custom
Legacy
Create Quote
Package
Forms
Contact Center
Process Services
Party Party
Presentation
Components
Product Product
Processes
Services
Data
Agent / Broker
Participants
Employee Partner
Agent Portal
Party
Underwriting
Policy Policy
Phone PDA
Employee Portal
Policy
Claim Intake
Account Account
Text Message
Partner Portal
Claim Servicing
Regulator
Payments
Integration Platform
Vendor / Partner Systems
Security Services
Technical Services
Virtualization Services
Data Services
Standards Driven All insurance framework accelerators and assets based on standards
Ecosystem Oriented Insurers & partners participate in framework development & delivery
Under its new vision, IRI will be the authoritative source of knowledge pertaining to annuities, insured retirement products and retirement planning.
IBM Insurance Application Architecture (IAA)The Insurance Application Architecture (IAA) is a comprehensive set of insurance specific models that represents best practices in insurance and is a natural extension to the Component Business Model.
Business Dictionary
Process Maps
Service Maps
Component Model
Data Model
Session Objectives
1 2 3
Approach
IBM Insurance Framework
Smart Claims Underwriting Optimization Agile Policy Administration Insurance Product Development
Distribution
Agency Collaboration
Insurance Framework Solution, Make-It-Easy-To-Do-Business-With
Any-time, Any-where, Any-way agent / brokers and other intermediary distribution channels access to insurance carrier
Distribution
Objectives are to reduce sales and service cycle times by effectively collaborating with the distribution channels
Insurance Framework asset Based on IBM software Portal and collaboration technologies Benefits
Consistent & reusable set of assets for Auto & Home Quote tasks for agency channel (Process & Service models, Components) Based on IAA standards Rich agency tool-kit
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Insurance Self-Service
Insurance Framework Solution, Improve Customer Stickiness
Enables insurers to bring functionally reach portal and websites on line substantially faster, with less risk and cost
Distribution
Objectives are to use online self-service capabilities to help differentiate an insurers offerings in the marketplace
Insurance Framework assets Based on IBM software Portal and Collaboration technologies Integrate & expose legacy system functions & data (Websphere) Benefits
Consistent & reusable set of assets for Auto Quote and Claim tasks for consumer selfservice (Process & Service models, Components) Based on IAA standards Rich consumer interface 2009 IBM Corporation
Distribution
Submission
Customer
Based on IBM software Portal & BPM technologies using reliable and scalable infrastructure Benefits
Consistent & reusable set of assets for New Business lifecycle (Process and Service models)
Other Disclosures
Pay to
Release Funds
3.0
4.0 4.4 Replacement NO YES 4.1 Generate Replacement Package 4.2.1- Authorization to Fund 4.2.2- Validate L & A Generate Insurer Application Package 4.2
Producer
1.0.1- Customer Profile 1.0.2- Customer Authentication 1.0.3- Credentialing 1.0.4- E-Consents (Dist.)
3.0.1- Product Selection 3.0.2- Investment Selection 3.0.3- Rider Selection 3.0.4- Funding Selection 3.0.5- Validate Customer Authentication 3.0.6- Validate Customer Funding
3.1 1.2 Document Management Product Screening 2.2 Deliver Disclosures 5.0 5.2 NO Automated Principal Approval 5.5 Completed Application Package 6.1 5.3 Manual Review 5.3 Exceptions NO 5.4 Money Settlement Via Distributor Portal Fedwire System 5.1 Exceptions
Distributor
DB1
3.1.1- E- Consents (Ins.) 3.1.2- Privacy Notice (Ins.) 3.1.3- Other Disclosures
7.2
DB2
Insurer
RM 2 Records Management
5.6.1- Application 5.6.2- Funding Instructions 5.6.3- Exchange Instructions 5.6.4- Validate L & A 6.2.1- Receipt of Funds 6.2.2- Check OFAC 6.2.3- Contract Issue
7.2.1- Welcome Letter 7.2.2- Contract 7.2.3- Buyers Guide 7.2.4- Other Disclosures
NO
NIGO
YES
Insurance Framework Solution, Greater insight & market effectiveness Provides the insurers an integrated view of their customers across multiple business units and information silos Reduced errors improve efficiency of customer data integration
Achieve a comprehensive, single view of the customer to maximize business Use enterprise-wide master customer data to manage customer privacy and to manage customer preferences Easily handle High Value Customer across lines of business
2009 IBM Corporation
Single view of
CUSTOMER
Smart Claims
Underwriting Optimization
Insurance Framework Solution, Reduce Fraud & Improve Claims Ratio Provides an agile, fast, effective way to analyze health claims with precise error reporting when potential errors are identified Seamlessly integrates with insurance / TPA applications
Insurance Framework asset* Based on IBM software Business Rules and Collaboration technologies make it easy to configure and extend Benefits
Extensive library of rules and prebuilt service models Based on insurance standards
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Solvency II Compliance
Insurance Framework assets Based on IBM software and partner applications Benefits
Fully compliant with the principles required by governance bodies Provides end-to-end coverage of all aspects of Solvency II solution Model & analyze financial risks with partner applications Leverages Insurance Information 2009 IBM Corporation Warehouse models
Enhanced ability to deploy new services and service changes faster and with fewer errors Better understanding of dependencies and relationships
2009 IBM Corporation
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