Why inefficiency is an insurer issue

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Graham Gordon, product and strategy director for Property and Casualty at Sapiens, explains why intelligent workflows and process automation is key to insurer's getting ahead of the game.

Many insurance organisations still have technology stacks that rely on multiple legacy systems, trapping data in disparate silos making it unnecessarily complex to share data across business units.

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