Blog From ICE

IWD 2021 is all about celebrating women’s achievements and increasing visibility. We spoke to some of our colleagues about their insights or any advice to industry newcomers as women in technology.

InsTech London has released their E-Trading Platforms: Challenges, Opportunities and Imperative report which includes an ICE InsureTech Case Study.

ICE Policy has been jointly awarded the XCelent Technology 2021 Award for leading Advanced Technology in Celent’s latest Policy Systems Vendors: EMEA P&C Insurance 2021 report.

2020 was a year of change for the industry and we had a fantastic year as a company. As 2021 kicks off, we are looking forward to another strong year of growth and new customers implementations going live.

ICE InsureTech has been selected as one of the leading 100 companies in the InsurTech100 for 2020, announced by FinTech Global.

Exciting news! ICE InsureTech will shortly be announcing our 3 new ICE Policy customers, all leading industry players, being implemented remotely due to Covid.

At ICE, our teams have a wealth of industry and technical expertise, acting as mentors to new graduates joining the team.

We take a look at two more core facets of cloud native delivery and how we feel they are best used in Insurance applications such as the solutions offered by ICE.

We hope everyone is staying safe. At ICE, we want to give our customers and partners the following update on how ICE are working successfully at home.

ICE InsureTech Core Architecture – a look at how we have adapted “The New Architecture” to suit our insurance solutions.

As 2020 kicks off, we’re looking forward to another exciting year of growth. We are working with several big new names that we will announce in 2020.

Listen to Andrew Passfield, CEO ICE InsureTech, and Al Robertson, CTO ICE InsureTech, on InsTech London’s recent podcast.

Our UI-UX Whitepaper – a look at how we have adapted our UI-UX in the ICE Insurance Suite to benefit our customers.

Thinking of buying or recently purchased a new car? If so, then no doubt you will have done your homework.

Anyone familiar with software development practices of the late 1990s onwards, particularly in the insurance industry, will remember the rush to start mass outsourcing software development to cheaper resources in far flung parts of the world.

I can’t remember the last time I received an RFI or an RFP for either an insurance Policy Solution or a Claims Solution which didn’t ask for a Customer Self-Service Portal.

There seems to be a never-ending cycle of outsourcing and then in-sourcing of services, particularly in the insurance industry. One moment outsourcing seems the way forward, then suddenly it’s an about turn.