How AI and Automation Are Transforming the Insurance Industry in the DACH Region
AI and automation are profoundly disrupting traditional industries by streamlining operations, enhancing efficiency, and reducing costs
AI and automation are profoundly disrupting traditional industries by streamlining operations, enhancing efficiency, and reducing costs
IPEX’s Journey to Disrupting the Insurance Industry powered by SELISE Fusion Teams and SELISE blocks
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Vorwerk is an international diversified corporate group headquartered in Wuppertal, Germany, founded in 1883, the company operates as a direct distributor of various products like household appliances, fitted kitchens and cosmetics. Among the many brands, two of the most well known are: Thermomix, a multi-function kitchen appliance and Kobold: a smart vacuum cleaner.
Deutsche Bahn AG, (DB), is the largest railway transport company in Europe and one of the leading railway companies in the world by revenue. DB has taken a number of initiatives introducing the state-of-the-art digital technologies in the railway sector to make the entire rail system smart.
As one of the leading health and accident insurers in Switzerland, SWICA serves around 1.5 million insured people and 27,000 corporate clients. With an impressive number of around 25,000 enlisted therapists, SWICA has been ensuring fast solutions for patients’ every requirement. Insurance coverage on alternative medicine is one of the more popular solutions offered by SWICA. To avail this coverage, customers have to search on their own and make appointments with the therapists.
To create a greater impact in the digital transformation of the logistics and construction industries, SELISE has created a solution for one of the largest logistics conglomerates in Switzerland. In essence, the solution aimed to bring all stakeholders together and create transparency over the entire process, to make decision making easier. In the Swiss construction sector, many companies require tools and unloading zones. For our client, there were multiple parties involved in a project which required several tools but there was not even a single platform that offered the solution for every tool.
SELISE, as part of an ongoing collaboration with an industry leader in the Swiss gastronomy sector, developed a webshop that lets customers enjoy a higher level of personalization with complete customization of their food bowls. The webshop entails a functional online ordering system, with multiple integrations such as delivery service partner and payment gateway, that has different payment options. The process of selecting the standard and the customized bowl is intuitive and easy-to-use. They only need to access the webshop to order the signature bowl or create their customized bowls. Customers can also enjoy special discounts and offers.
One of SELISE’s clients in the food & gastro industry – a major Swiss chocolate manufacturer – has been working to provide their customers with the finest Swiss chocolate experience since the mid-nineties. They have been looking to expand their business internationally in order to reach chocolate enthusiasts all over the world. With that in mind, they got in touch with SELISE to help them with necessary technical support.
Digital ecosystems facilitate collaboration and streamline business processes. They also help empower employees by ensuring that market participants are concentrating on their core competencies. Lower transaction costs bring greater prosperity to providers and their customers. More often than not, project implementations at the scale of an entire industry fail. Launched in May 2020, EcoHub, the central online platform in the Swiss insurance, pensions and brokerage market, proves that when efficiently implemented, even a large, complex and multifaceted digital ecosystem such as EcoHub can work extremely well and effectively digitize an entire industry.
Since November 2020, after the largest merger of two companies in recent Swiss history, Sunrise and UPC have been working together to provide their customers with a comprehensive product and service portfolio. in the telecommunication industry in Switzerland. At the beginning of June 2021, Sunrise UPC reached around 3 million households with its high-performance network and more than 94% of the Swiss population with basic 5G.