Misaligned system capabilities
Software demos are full of shiny, pretty things. They distract from the operational parts your business needs to succeed.
Document your business processes with detailed technical analysis that guides software selection or development, ensuring your system fits the task. Our analysts speak (re)insurance.
The worst mistakes in software implementations come from not knowing what the business needs, and buying or building something anyway.
Software demos are full of shiny, pretty things. They distract from the operational parts your business needs to succeed.
There is no better way to doom an IT project than to start implementing change without a full understanding of its consequences.
Employees who are not consulted about large system changes will resist those changes, passively or aggressively. It all spells trouble for the project.
Data silos, manual workarounds and duplicate data entry can result from poorly architected change implementations. A good plan is needed for success.
“We knew we needed a better system and were debating whether to build or buy. Having Treefrog come in and document the full extent of our requirements allowed us to quickly evaluate 7 off-the-shelf products and pick the one that fit us best, not only because it looked good, but because we knew it would work for the business.”
— Head of PMO, Bermuda Reinsurance CompanyWe follow a structured methodology to thoroughly understand your business processes, and increasingly we deliver the result as a Living Requirements Document your users can click through rather than a document they have to read.
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Ensure that any technology or process changes directly address your actual business needs and pain points.
Avoid expensive rework by getting requirements right the first time before development or implementation begins.
Facilitate smoother transitions with clear documentation that helps staff understand and adapt to new processes.
Capture how the business really works, so it no longer lives only in the heads of a few key people.
Talk to an analyst who has built and bought (re)insurance systems before. You'll leave with a clear next step.