MTI completes HNB Assurance assignment

Financial Times

MTI completes HNB Assurance assignment

MTI Consulting recently completed an independent implementation and business impact review of core insurance applications at HNB Assurance.

The company, said in a press release, that the benefit of an independent review and evaluation of IT systems and departments is the business impact and customer value created. In turn this is critical to measure performance and effectiveness of IT processes and investments.

Manjula De Silva, CEO HNBA said they benefited from an independent perspective and evaluation of the company’s insurance IT applications.

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