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Using IT as an enabler
In recent years, Vienna Insurance Group has grown beyond Austrian borders and has become a leading international insurance group in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). To consolidate their powerful IT growth and create resources for further growth, the company reinforced its partnership with IBM.
Günter Geyer, CEO, Vienna Insurance Group, said, “With this step, we can concentrate on our further growth and our core business (main tasks). Now we are prepared to further develop our role as a forerunner in the insurance sector. Trendsetting developments in the insurance sector can be driven quicker in the future.”
Check out this article talking about how this organization is using IBM to allow it to focus on its core business and have IBM concentrate on delivering IT services on demand, in line with the business needs. It’s something that is set to continue, particularly as we are able to abstract the user from the application and underlying infrastructure – that I can provision and request only what I need to meet our business SLA’s, our application requirements can save money and improve our ability to earn revenue.
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