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Mainframe-Based Core Insurance Systems: On the Road to Oblivion?

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9 September 2015
Tom Scales
James O'Neill

Abstract

Celent analysts discuss the future of the mainframe in insurance.

In the report Mainframe-Based Core Insurance Systems: On the Road to Oblivion?, Celent analysts discuss the history of technology in the insurance industry and the changes needed for the future. Using a creative metaphor, the authors note the parallels to the changes in the design and construction of automobiles.

The report focuses on both the power provided by the mainframe and how these environments are not well positioned for the future. The report discusses the stages of evolution and how the industry must change its direction in technology to continue to both compete and serve the needs of their customers.

“Our industry’s reliance on the mainframe is inhibiting our ability to provide sales and services in the method required by our customers,” says Tom Scales, a research director with Celent’s Insurance practice and coauthor of the report. “We are well behind other financial services industries.”

“The opportunity is there for our industry, and entrants are challenging the entrenched competitors,” says James O’Neill, a senior analyst with Celent’s Banking practice and coauthor of the report. “The parallels to banking are huge, and it is clear that insurance is behind.”

This 34-page report contains 9 figures.

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