DXC Technology (NYSE: DXC), a leading Fortune 500 global technology services company, today announced the winners of the 2023 DXC Invitational, an insurtech competition aimed at encouraging late-stage startups and scaleups with solutions relevant to the insurance industry to showcase their latest innovations.
DXC Invitational focusses on identifying insurtech companies with market-ready solutions that improve customer experience, increase efficiency and support compliance across the distribution value chain and life cycle of a policy, including prevention and claims management. This year, DXC collaborated with Insurtech Australia and UTS Startups to select companies with the solutions that make the most impact across the industry.
Michael Neary, Regional General Manager, Insurance, Asia Pacific, Middle East & Africa at DXC Technology said, “This competition has been a stepping stone for insurtechs, and we look forward to sharing the solutions from this year’s competition with the industry which will no doubt help address some of the pressing challenges we face.”
The 2023 DXC Invitational winners include:
- Category 1: moodflxis the world’s only real time emotion and mood insights platform for organisations and their people which incorporates environmental and behavioural factors that directly impact mood whilst recommending and rewarding positive change. The platform empowers the workforce to leverage how they feel to improve engagement, performance and wellbeing.
- Category 2: Airdocs is a powerful and cost-effective SaaS-based Customer Communication Management (CCM) platform that enables businesses to easily automate the creation and delivery of personalised multi-channel communications including welcome packs, statements, schedules, renewals, claims updates, servicing letters, call centre inquiries, notifications and reminders.
The judging panel who reviewed the final pitches and selected two winners comprised of: Troy Filipcevic, Chief Executive Officer & Founder, Emergence; Yousuf Amin, EVP & Chief Operational Services and Technology Officer, Abu Dhabi National Insurance Company; Ruth Goldwater, Acting Chief Information Officer, Fidelity Life; Sivakumar Seshadri, Head of Digital, General Organisation for Social Insurance (GOSI) Saudi Arabia; and Simone Dossetor, Chief Executive Officer, Insurtech Australia.
Simone Dossetor, CEO, Insurtech Australia said, “It is exciting to see insurtech startups and scaleups given the opportunity to present to leaders of the insurance industry. Insurtech Australia is delighted to be a part of this year’s competition and to see the support DXC offers to insurtechs locally and globally.”
Murray Hurps, Director of Entrepreneurship, UTS said, “The calibre of all the entries for the DXC Invitational was outstanding. DXC is leading that way with a great initiative that connects large corporate organisations with start-ups and scales ups to bring innovation to life.”
“DXC has had great success with participants from previous competitions, including Daisee and Springday, who continue to collaborate with DXC as we leverage their solutions within our business and more broadly with our customers, and help them gain access to new markets across the globe,” added Neary.
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