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La aseguradora ProSight utilizará solución de BI y datawarehouse de iPartners para mejorar su business analytcs y gestión de datos

With businesses are expected to spend some $120 billion on big data-related investments this year, according to Gartner, a growing number of companies are looking to the cloud as a way to help manage the costs involved in implementing a big data strategy. A new deal involving ProSight Specialty Insurance and SaaS business intelligence and data warehousing solutions provider iPartners illustrates that the insurance industry is likely to play a big role in this trend. To support its strategic growth and expansion plans, ProSight has selected iPartners’ business intelligence and data warehouse solution. iPartners will provide a data warehouse that consolidates data from multiple ProSight sources, combined with business intelligence and analytics capabilities.

According to the companies, key to the deal was iPartners’ cloud delivery, which facilitates accessibility for ProSight offices and business units around the world. Anticipated benefits from the selection and deployment of the iPartners business intelligence and data warehousing solution include consolidated data, improved data management, business analytics and decision making, consistent report development process with improved definitions and automated calculations, and common tools for all business units and offices. It is a SaaS solution designed specifically for the P&C industry and is built around an insurance-specific data model.

ProSight sought a proven solution characterized by quick implementation, intuitive use, high flexibility, and self-service reporting capabilities,» said Mark Popolano, ProSight’s Global CIO, in a press release. «The efficiency of SaaS delivery coupled with the system’s P&C-specific content and packaging influenced our decision greatly.»

Artículo: http://www.insurancetech.com/business-intelligence/business-intelligence-in-the-cloud-prosi/240160503
 

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