Gregory Maciag: P&C Roundtable

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Thursday, 14 December 2006

P&C Roundtable

I mentioned that we held a roundtable discussion in my office last month in an earlier post. Here are the notes from that meeting.

I have a few take-aways that will be part of my agenda in 2007. Communications is always a priority and you will see many such comments in the notes. Real-time messaging continues to be an issue with ACT and AUGIE. Standards implementation and certification are top priorities for us and leveraging ACORD eForms in a world where insurer proprietary portals have proliferated.

I not only enjoy talking with members, I believe that it is important and will continue to convene such meetings in 2007. Feel free to read the notes from the group and let me know what you think.

P&C Roundtable Notes

Posted on Thursday, 14 December 2006 in Property & Casualty | Permalink

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