In an environment with low interest rates, market overcapacity, increased competition, and growing regulations, many insurers are fighting to remain profitable. Insurers are burdened with high volume, manual work, often utilizing duplicative legacy or mismatched tech stacks to do so. Operationally, they also suffer from gaps between business processes and systems resulting in higher costs, reduced productivity, longer cycle times, and issues with quality, compliance, and service levels. The industry is also beginning to experience labor shortages as Baby Boomers age out of the workforce and millennials shy away from the profession. Robotic Process Automation, or RPA, is an ideal …