PSLife is a modern inventory control system, developed end to end in Java, from adesso insurance solutions GmbH, which is a subsidiary of IT service provider adesso AG. By choosing the adesso product, Generali is underscoring its own quality standards in Germany and creating the technical foundation for modern and extremely customisable products.
Based on the new standard software and the use of leading calculation kernels, it is possible to launch insurance products as needed much more quickly. The lean system architecture, which is capable of releases, considerably reduces previous operating costs.
In collaboration with product experts from adesso and adesso insurance solutions, together with the involvement of the divisions that will later work with the software, Generali Deutschland Informatik Services GmbH is taking a leading role in providing assistance with the introduction of PSLife. The use of agile methods ensures the maximum degree of practical benefits for live operation of the system later on.
AachenMünchener Lebensversicherung AG will be making productive use of the standard system for all new contracts in just one and a half years. Additional Generali life insurance companies in Germany will then gradually switch over to the new system as well. In the end, the entire group will benefit uniformly from one of the most cutting-edge software architectures in the life insurance sector.
Generali in Germany already marks the sixth company that has decided in favour of using PSLife. The recent two-digit-million commission by a leading insurance group underscores the solution’s competitiveness, technological maturity and excellent scalability, even when it comes to key accounts.
Alongside the standard software solution for the life insurance sector, adesso insurance solutions is currently developing additional product components as part of the in|sure software suite. While the product for private health insurance has already been developed, components for non-life and car insurance are set to follow in the coming years and will complement the insurance suite for sector-based and universal insurance.