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The Labours of Hercules: The Challenges Facing Insurance Enterprise Architects

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4 June 2010
Craig Beattie

Abstract

The role of enterprise architect is now quite common in insurers with complex technology structures. This report discusses five issues currently challenging enterprise architects across many insurers.

In a new report, The Labours of Hercules: The Challenges Facing Insurance Enterprise Architects, Celent presents five key issues currently challenging insurance enterprise architects. Each issue is addressed in its own chapter in the report, and some solutions are offered where appropriate.

“The enterprise architect is expected to be an expert not only in the issues facing the insurer but also the technology that could resolve them,” says Craig Beattie, Analyst with Celent’s Insurance Group and author of the report.

The five issues discussed are: advocating for technology investment, maximizing legacy investment, optimizing support platforms, leveraging emerging data centre models, and fostering productively disruptive technologies.

Although the report addresses these five issues in isolation, it is clear that the approaches are dependent on each other. A consistent approach to governing IT change, use of existing legacy systems, and adoption of new services and technologies is crucial to the effective use of technology and achieving strategic goals.

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