Value Chain Efficiency
Aligning stakeholders to replace legacy systems


A global insurance and reinsurance company (ReinsurCo) believed that it could improve operational efficiencies by updating its claims processing systems. However, with hundreds of employees across several continents, the costs of replacing such systems would be time-intensive, costly, and require extensive employee training.

ReinsurCo selected LDR to explore opportunities to replace the legacy systems to improve the claims processing systems in a cost-effective way. LDR worked for all parties across the reinsurance value chain and then partnered with developers to build a tailored digital tool that facilitated trusted transactions, improving operational efficiency and most importantly, the customer experience.

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The Goal

ReinsurCo needed to improve operational efficiencies by updating its claims processing systems.

The Challenge

Develop a claims processing application to solve market inefficiencies in a way that was time intensive, costly, and easy to train.

PMO

Our Approach

  • Facilitate cross-functional team to define value chain

  • Create PMO working group

  • Bring working group concepts to viable commercialization

The Results

LDR implemented our signature PMO model to better understand the value chain and facilitate enhanced stakeholder cooperation. We were able to demonstrate the viability of the PMO working group to quickly develop concepts into a viable commercial product.

Key Accomplishments

  • Quickly implemented signature LDR PMO model to better understand the value chain

  • Identified market inefficiencies and enterprise implications

  • Led project team of industry veterans to agree on and document the best path forward

  • Demonstrated the viability of the PMO working group to bring concepts to a commercially viable product

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