ACORD/LOMA Interview with Mark Birrell
WildNet focuses on insurance transactional processing systems, work flows and front ends for insurance carriers, MGAs and brokers using a web-based system. For MGA example, can build automated front-end processing, including automated rating, policy production endorsements. By only keying information in one time, companies working with the WildNet XML system have been known to double, triple and sometimes quadruple some lines of new business with no additional staff. The goal of WildNet is to bring technology and business processes together. And as Peter points out, they have a cool name.
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