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Claims Performance. Building Consistency & Predictability Into Your Claims Process. TERRY TATE. True or False. “move claims from a cost centre to a profit centre’’. Identifying the organisations bones. Back Bones Wish Bones Knuckle Bones. RULES & EXPECTATIONS.
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Claims Performance Building Consistency & Predictability Into Your Claims Process TERRY TATE
True or False “move claims from a cost centre to a profit centre’’
Identifying the organisations bones • Back Bones • Wish Bones • Knuckle Bones
RULES & EXPECTATIONS • Encourage Questions and Interaction • People, Process Technology Perspective • No Buzz Word Bingo
Introduction • Country QLD Born and Bread • Father of two with one on way in 48hrs • Ex-Professional NRL Player • Racing Enthusiast • Serial Entrepreneur • Insurance Futurist • Founded and built large claims management and claims technology businesses and more recently expanded internationally. • Experienced in claims, claims process, supply chain performance and developing emerging technologies to support claims transformation
Never too Big To fail • Blockbuster • Boarders Books • Nokia • Blackberry • Kodak
True or False “claims executives are at a crossroads’’
Considerations to build foundationally strong claims performance CUSTOMERS PROVIDERS PEOPLE TECHNOLOGY PROCESS CQL OBJECTIVES SOCIAL , MOBILE, ANALYTICS, CLOUD
The new customer Generation X-Pectation The New Customer A Digital Savvy, Mobile Enabled Sceptic who questions conventional assumptions and insists on deal on his or her terms.
Smac your strategy Social Mobile Analytical Cloud
YEAR 2020 Emerging Technologies • 3D Printing • The Internet of Things (IoT) • Drones/Aerial Imagery – Drones • Driverless Vehicles • Artificial Intelligence • Semantic Technologies • Biotechnology • Wearable Devices • Gamification
Analytics – the data explosion • Customer are increasingly better connected, instrumented and intelligent.
True or False “road map for future proofing claims resilience ’’
The Roadmap For Building Resilience • Tackle the whole and not the pieces • Stand lifecycle out as a core measure • Recreate the claims professional • Maximise the use of technology • Build business intelligence that’s meaningful
Tackle the whole and not the pieces • No quick fix systems or process • Take a holistic view of the claims • People • Process • Technologies • Embrace ‘end to end’ ‘bottom to top’ • Ensure views can achieve business objectives • Must be supported by well defined processes • Compliment with meaningful metrics • Foundation for Continuous Improvement
Stand lifecycle out as a core measure Customers Perspective Insurers Perspective
Recreated the claims professional • Equip them with the right tools and systems • Encourage innovation and new ideas reward it • Develop a strong back end office to support them • Develop meaningful metrics to ensure performance is aligned to strategy via balance scorecard • If you want them to care, connect them to the value they create.
Maximise the use of technology • Technology is the foundation of transformation • Must go beyond replacing legacy systems • Step change approach needed to set up ‘outcome orientated claims delivery’ • Technologies must be available to all parts of the business • Simply put claims technology must; • Capture data at granular level • Interrogate it in real time • Present customer and outcome analytics • Be able to evolve processes based on these outcomes • Take advantage of the developments such as cloud where systems can be rapidly deployed as SAAS
Build business intelligence that’s meaningful • Customer Analysis • Supplier Analysis • Lifecycle Analysis • Cost Analysis • Connect people who impacts the outcomes