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SOA and BPM in the Insurance Industry

By Leah Archibald on January 11, 2010 9:26 AM 1

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If you're involved in the IT end of the Insurance Industry, than this blast-from-the-past webcast should serve as a good primer for getting started with an SOA or BPM initiative. In this webinar our three insurance industry experts offered case studies from insurance companies who have improved their processes and their bottom lines with Smart IT.

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