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市場調査レポート
ポリシー管理BPOのトレンドと戦略
Trends and Strategies in Policy Administration BPO (Strategic Focus)
| 発行 |
Datamonitor |
| 出版日 |
2008年05月 |
商品コード |
67223 |
| ページ情報 |
英文 26 pages |
| 価格 |
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当商品の販売は、2011年07月19日を持ちまして終了しました。
Overview
Introduction
To be competitive, insurers need to transform their legacy policy
administration process so that they can get to market quicker and lower their
costs. One strategy for addressing these issues is business process
outsourcing (BPO) of the policy administration function.
Scope
- This report looks at policy administration BPO from the perspective of
both the provider and the insurer.
- The report covers both life and non-life policy administration.
- The report is globally orientated but speaks a great deal to the US and
European market.
Report Highlights
- Insurers must match innovation and expansion with a policy administration
platform that can cost-effectively improve time-to-market. Old, rigid systems
do not suffice, highlighting the potential value of working with an outsourcer.
The increasingly competitive marketplace along with the long-term
deterioration of wage arbitrage elevates the importance of business
transformation outsourcing (BTO).
Only 4% of insurers with fewer than 1,000 employees currently outsource their
policy administration; however, 22% are considering it.
Reasons to Purchase
- Gain an understanding of the current market adoption for policy
administration BPO, and explore how it could likely change.
- Explore different strategies that BPO providers are taking.
- Overview
- Key Messages
- Reducing costs and concentrating on core functions is driving policy
administration BPO
- A flexible policy administration process can improve time-to-market and
enable growth
- Transformative outsourcing will become increasingly important
- Platform utility is an increasingly important way for BPO providers to
protect margins
- A balanced portfolio can afford BPO providers lower costof sales and
fewer market risks
- Table of Contents
- Table of figures
- Market Opportunity: Lean and Flexible - 21st Century Requirements
- Increased competition highlights the importance of cost reduction
- Maturing markets in the US and Europe drive the need for new products and
new markets
- Complex and disparate regulations call for a flexible policy
administration system
- Small and large insurers alike are interested in policy administration BPO
- Full-scale market adoption has been hindered by real as well as unfounded
concerns
- Policy Administration BPO Evolution
- BTO: Taking BPO to the next level
- Historical evolution: Why the UK is a BPO hotbed
- Customer Impact
- Reducing cost and increasing flexibility
- Enabling insurers to concentrate on core competencies
- Making insurers over-dependent on one vendor
- Potentially diminishing the customer and/or agent relationship
- Go to Market
- A balanced portfolio lowers cost of sales and mitigates market risk
- Platform utility will become an increasingly important way for providers
to protect margins
- A global delivery network can help alleviate some fears among insurers
- Recommendations
- Gain a balanced portfolio of open and closed books
- Gain a balanced portfolio of life and non-life policies
- Develop / acquire / enhance platform IP
- Build a global delivery network
- APPENDIX
- Methodology
- Further reading
- Ask the analyst
- Data monitor consulting
- Disclaimer
- List of Figures
- Figure 1: Per capita premiums
- Figure 2: Premium volume of US, UK Japan, BRIC and emerging markets
(2002-2006)
- Figure 3: Business drivers for retooling the policy administration
function
- Figure 4: Current and planned policy administration outsourcing
- Figure 5: Current and planned BPO adoption rates by function
- Figure 6: Levels of policy administration BPO
- Figure 7: Current and planned policy administration BPO in UK, North
America and Europe
- Figure 8: Benefits / risks balance for policy administration BPO
- Figure 9: Balanced portfolio of open and closed books
- Figure 10: Delivery center country destinations, ranked 1-4 (4 being best)
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