HPE Accelerates AG Digital Transformation and Business Outcomes with Cloud-Ready and Data-Driven Solution
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (NYSE: HPE) has been selected by AG, Belgium's leading insurance provider, to modernize its IT infrastructure.
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AG Belgium life and non-life insurer selects HPE to support its move toward becoming a data-driven organization to accelerate business outcomes, acquire new talents and reduce TCO.
AG is the largest Belgian insurance company that insures about three million policy holders, individuals, companies and self-employed persons. The insurance industry relies heavily on back-end infrastructure and critical data to ensure the offered services are resilient, highly available and always on. Latency and downtime on insurance transactions have an immediate impact on the customer experience.
Until recently, AG operated on mainframe technology. This large central computer was used by applications requiring high volumes of data processing and critical availability at the cost of less flexibility and expensive maintenance from specially qualified profiles. AG needed a flexible and efficient solution to support its digital transformation into a better-optimized, automated and data-driven insurance.
“Working with HPE has enabled us to move away from a traditional centralized IT to a modern de-centralized and cloud-ready architecture for a fraction of the cost,” said
More than 25 employees from HPE Advisory & Professional Services together with AG and their partners MicroFocus, the technology provider and Capgemini, the test services provider, worked together for three years to deliver the seamless migration of customized insurance applications that cover life, health, auto and homeowners spread across more than 80 million lines of code and 100 TB of data running on Cobol1 programming language.
“I am thrilled to know the HPE solution will allow AG to achieve significant cost savings and power platform modernization,” said
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