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The intermediaries in
the insurance business and the distribution
channels used by carriers will perhaps be
the strongest drivers of growth in the sector.
Multi-channel distribution and marketing
of insurance products will be the smart
strategy for the global market. While tied
agents will continue to play an important
role in distribution, alternative channels
like corporate agents, brokers, and bancassurance
will play a greater role in distribution.
Firms will need to forge relationships with
the partners for strategic advantage. They
need to have strong partner relationship
management. For example, local partners
may have strong distribution channel in
their line of business. That can be used
to sell insurance also in a cost-effective
manner.
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The movement is more
likely to be led by those who adapt. Banks
moving towards cutting edge technology would
have an upper edge in selling insurance
products. At present, 12 per cent of the
world's insurance products are sold through
the Internet, a figure likely to grow exponentially
with a likely increase in customer usage
of the internet for their own research and
product comparisons.
Other approaches, like
call-center, direct marketing, telemarketing
and the Internet will grow dramatically
in importance over the next several years.
These ensure direct contact with the customers.
It will enable firms to acquire, retain
and build loyalty among customers while
lowering transaction costs. To make multiple
channel delivery work, all channels must
be integrated tightly to deliver on the
promise of service anytime, anywhere. Information
gathered by each channel must be combined
to provide a consolidated view of the customer
relationship and identify likely financial
needs.
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Case Studies |
Leading commodity service
provider from Mumbai, India
implemented PUSH - PULL SMS
based commodity services.
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Leading Cooperative Bank Nagpur,
India implemented SMS banking
and tele-banking technology to
provide variety of banking
services 24X7.
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A customer accessing
any channel should be recognized as a client
and not required to provide information
again. What's more, a client should be able
to move easily from one mode of service
to another (for example, from on-line to
face-to-face to on-line) without disruption
in service.
Insurance services offered
using Messaging solution.
- Agents/Development
officers:
- Alerts
- Lead generation
based on customer
- Queries
- Business target
related
- Commission related
alerts
- Policy Web Gallery/Customer
- Web Gallery related
- Broadcast
- Launch of new plans
- Insurance sector
related news etc.
- Meetings
- Competitions
- Pull-Push
- Premium calculators
- Policy/Customer
Web Gallery related
- Commission related
- Proposal status
- Bonus information
- Alerts
- New mail in the
mail box
- Business targets
- Meetings/appointments
- Broadcast
- Top managers can
broadcast to a select group
- Fast dissemination
of decisions
- Fast dissemination
of Information
- Fast dissemination
of news
- Pull-Push
- Business figures
- Performance of
branches
- Collection figures
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