Delegating the Management of Health and Provident Insurance Policies Without Losing Control
Insurers are entrusting an increasing proportion of their insurance portfolios to management delegates. According to Christophe Burlot, co-founder of Apidata, maintaining full control over data is crucial to keeping a firm grip on risk management. Outsourcing can be a source of added value, provided the processes are industrialised. Today, we are seeing a significant increase […]
Improving Data Urbanisation
What if insurance companies were to transform their processes by rethinking their costs for data storage and management systems, which require huge investment in development, integration and maintenance? Co-founder of the insurtech Apidata, Michel Ramos argues for a better urbanisation of data, with specialised modules connected to a hub that manages data security, quality and […]
Controlling management costs means industrialising data flows
Soaring insurance costs are not inevitable. Cost containment starts with prevention, but is not limited to it. Insurers can also substantially reduce their management costs by streamlining their information systems. By piling on the layers of technology, regulation and sales, they lose efficiency. Co-founders and directors of insurtech Apidata, Christophe Burlot and Michel Ramos warn […]
For corporate sovereignty in the cloud
At a time when there is increasing talk of the “sovereign cloud”, Michel Ramos, co-founder of Apidata, prefers to defend the digital sovereignty of companies in the cloud. Convinced that insurance companies must retain control over the hosting and administration of their data, he explains why and how this can be achieved. “Cloud sovereignty has […]
Middle Office at the Heart of Insurance Transformation
The insurance sector is facing a number of challenges that may appear to be structuring, such as adapting to regulatory and competitive constraints in an inflationary environment. Whatever the organisation chosen, compliance, operational excellence and performance will henceforth depend on the quality of the Middle Office and its industrialisation. This is the conviction of insurtech […]