Innovate around your business priorities

Add new capabilities. Not a wholesale replacement.

Orbit aims to help businesses expand and modernize selected Ingenium capabilities according to business needs and readiness. Keep existing value while evaluating new possibilities.

Find a starting point See an illustrative example

The value Orbit aims to deliver

Customer needs

A connected service experience

01Current core value

02New capabilities

Expand by need, evaluate by scope.

Intended benefits

Invest in innovation without overlooking existing value.

A direction for businesses seeking more service capabilities without assuming the entire core must be replaced first.

Make services easier to connect

Aims to bring business capabilities to new applications and service channels for digital experiences.

Control investment scope

Choose business areas according to priority, expected value and your capacity to deliver.

Evaluate before major decisions

Verify results within an agreed scope before deciding to expand the change.

Start with Orbit

Choose a priority and establish a basis for the next step.

The starting point is the value your business needs, not a requirement for widespread technology change.

01PRIORITY

Identify the need

Choose a customer service or business capability that needs improvement.

02SCOPE

Agree on scope

Clarify goals, ownership and investment limits for the initial evaluation.

03VALUE

Evaluate the results

Compare quality, experience and operational needs against business acceptance criteria.

04GROWTH

Decide how to expand

Choose the next step from actual evidence, not one shared cutover date.

Service continuity and recovery need assessment for each change. Uninterrupted service is not assumed in every situation.

Illustrative scenario

Bring a business need closer to the customer.

For example, an insurer wants customers or service teams to access policy information more conveniently through a digital channel.

This is a suggested scenario for discussion, not a released feature or a deployed customer reference.

A service need

OOne evaluation scope

CustomersAim for more convenient access to information.
Service teamsAim for less effort finding and handing over information.
The businessA basis for evaluating value before further investment.

Intended capabilities

Support business work around real needs.

Orbit aims to expand how businesses access and use policy capabilities. Each scope needs confirmation during evaluation.

Business needIdentify what needs improvement.

Suitable scopeChoose the capability to evaluate.

Expected resultMeasure value for users.

Needs to discuss Information inquiry Business checks Request processing Policy administration

Product status

In development from an initial connectivity foundation.

Orbit has initial components in place. Its end-to-end value still needs development and verification.

INITIAL FOUNDATION

A basis for further development

Application communication components
Initial access controls
Connectivity with COBOL
An initial policy-processing structure

DIRECTION

Expand value for the business

More service capabilities through applications
Choose scope by business priorities
Evaluate results before expanding
Work with the BENOVA ecosystem

Orbit is not a ready-to-deploy core replacement. Capabilities, timing and adoption conditions need discussion for each requirement.

Which new capability would matter to your customers?

Share a service or business priority. Find a clear scope to evaluate Orbit without committing to a large transformation program.

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