Case study  ·  Insurance

Life insurance: 97% of SLAs met.

An Application Management service for running and developing complex applications, keeping their quality up over time.

97%

of SLAs met

3

strands: corrective, evolutionary, one-off requests

Life

the line of business covered

InsuranceSector
SoftwarePractice
Application ManagementService
Life insuranceFunctional area

The challenge

A service that is
reliable and
quick.

A major insurer asked us to run, maintain and develop the software for its life insurance business.

There were two requirements, easy to state and hard to hold together: a reliable service, and quick answers to what the business needed.

Life insurance applications are complex and long-lived: without domain knowledge, every change risks opening two problems where it closed one.

The solution

Three strands
of service.

The service is organised in three strands, with continuous cover and an agreed measure of quality.

Strand 01

Corrective maintenance

Fixing faults and running the service: the part that keeps the day to day standing.

Strand 02

Evolutionary development

Building new features, following what the business brings through the year.

Strand 03

One-off requests

Monitoring and reporting on the data the software holds, on request: information that often nobody else knows how to extract.

What it changes

Cover,
not call-outs.

The difference between a supplier and a standing team shows in the number of tickets and in how much the client has to explain each time.

Continuous cover

The service runs continuously, not on call.

Fewer tickets

Causes are closed upstream, not downstream.

Domain knowledge

Whoever works on it knows life insurance.

Autonomy

Less dependence on the client’s own people.

Service areas

Application ManagementCorrective maintenance Evolutionary developmentReportingMonitoring SLALife insurance

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