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Insurance

Innovation and optimisation of processes

Quick changes require quick implementation times. Insurance companies and health funds increasingly need greater flexibility and shorter innovation cycles for their commercial products. Internally, there is high demand to optimise existing business processes and IT systems that have grown over the years.
 
We support you in implementing your projects quickly and efficiently. Together with your team, we optimise business processes, evaluate your overall IT architecture and take appropriate action. Zühlke is also your partner for individual solutions or information systems.

 

We are specialising in:

  • IT supported optimisation of business processes

  • Evaluation and optimisation of overall IT architectures (e.g. security, performance, adoption of new technologies)

  • Planning and implementation of IT modernisation works

  • Management of software projects (iterative and agile)

  • Implementation of software solutions and system integrations

  • Development of mobile and web-based information systems

  • Training and coaching of the customer team

 

Our customers include

  • Baloise Insurance
  • Coface Group
  • CSS
  • Skandia
  • Suva
  • Swiss Life
  • Winterthur
Project examples
Modern Java EE solution manages insurance payments
A solution based on Java EE was to replace the extensive host application for the management of periodic insurance payments. Zühlke assisted in developing the core application by managing the team and handling Java development. More...
Modern Software Solution for Insurance Agents
Zühlke developed high quality software for Skandia which makes it much easier to create quotes for life insurance. The application was delivered on time and supports the Skandia sales process. More...
Automatic benefit accounting
This project involved successively replacing the automatic benefit accounting system of a health insurance institution with a new web application. Processing staff reviewed the incoming bills and entered them in the books for payment. More...