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Policy Administration System Vendors: North American Personal P/C Insurance 2011

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14 September 2011

Abstract

Who are the leading personal lines policy administration system vendors in 2011—as measured by technology, functionality, customers, and service? This report, featuring Celent’s XCelent Awards, provides the answers.

A new report, Policy Administration System Vendors: North American Personal P/C Insurance 2011, profiles 34 policy administration systems in use for personal lines, with 25 full profiles and 9 limited profiles. There are two designated winners for each of the XCelent Awards, in the categories of Technology, Functionality, Customer Base, and Service.

In addition to the awards and the solution profiles, this report describes the basic policy administration lifecycle and supporting functionality, as well as 11 types of indicative advanced functionality.

“In the past two years, nearly all vendors have made major investments in upgrading features, functions, usability, and integration methods,” says Donald Light, Senior Analyst with Celent’s Insurance group and coauthor of the report. “There have been some upgrades to modern frameworks and languages—very few solutions run on legacy platforms.”

“An insurer considering a new policy administration system today can choose among a number of attractive and capable systems. This report allows such an insurer to see what solutions might meet both its business needs and its technology standards,” adds Ben Moreland, Senior Analyst with Celent’s Insurance group and coauthor of the report. “An insurer considering a new policy administration system today has many strong and attractive choices.”