FAST Bests All Competitors in Aite Group Report
The award recognizes FAST for its more than 45 different components that can be integrated as stand-alone functions or bundled for a complete solution. The report highlights FAST’s unique component-driven ability that enables carriers to modernize critical functions without disrupting existing business maintained in legacy environments. Whether an insurer’s modernization strategy is to augment existing systems with incremental enhancements or slowly phase out core legacy over time, FAST’s componentized solution provides a way to meet these goals. Furthermore, the report states “as carriers consider certain technologies, FAST makes it easy to test out specific functions and expand as the company sees fit. It helps with a more quick realization of ROI that can take years with a full conversion.”
In addition to acknowledging FAST as the conversion option leader, Aite has given the organization the highest ratings possible for product development, cost and efficiency, and technology innovation. FAST’s combined scores for these areas beat all other vendors. Importantly, it asserts that FAST “took the industry’s challenges, identified that gap, and developed a suite of products (components) to support them.” Carriers wishing to re-assess their legacy transformation options now have an alternative that allows them to modernize on their terms.
“FAST is thrilled to be recognized as a leader in the sector,” said
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