Seagate Software's Seagate Info Proves Successful for New York Life Insurance Company
Seagate Software's Seagate Info has been implemented by New York Life Insurance Company in its worldwide operations, providing a global infrastructure for web-based information access, analysis, reporting, and sharing. The solution has drastically improved communication between departments, making it easier for employees to work faster, smarter, and more efficiently. New York Life, a 154-year-old company, has seen a significant improvement in their business performance since implementing Seagate Info.
Key Takeaways:
- Seagate Info has provided a global infrastructure for web-based information access, analysis, reporting, and sharing for New York Life Insurance Company.
- The solution has improved communication between departments, reducing duplication of efforts and increasing user autonomy.
- Employees working with Seagate Info have seen a significant improvement in their productivity, working faster, smarter, and more efficiently.
- The ability to share reports among users via the desktop, web, or corporate Intranet has bred a positive corporate culture.
- Seagate Info has helped New York Life Insurance Company achieve their business goals by providing a reliable and effective data warehouse.
Statistics:
- Seagate Info has been implemented by New York Life Insurance Company in its worldwide operations.
- The solution is built on a global infrastructure for web-based information access, analysis, reporting, and sharing.
- 154 years old, New York Life Insurance Company is one of the largest insurance companies in the world.
- Operating revenue: more than $10 billion
- Assets under management: more than $131 billion
Sources:
- "Seagate Software Announces New York Life Insurance Company's Successful Implementation of Seagate Info" (2000, August 1).
- "About New York Life Insurance Company" (no date).
- "About Seagate Software" (no date).
- "Seagate Software Develops Integrated Business Intelligence Applications" (note: exact date not mentioned).