EXL
EXL (NASDAQ: EXLS) is a leading operations management and analytics company that designs and enables agile, customer-centric operating models to help clients improve their revenue growth and profitability. Our delivery model provides market-leading business outcomes using EXL’s proprietary Business EXLerator Framework®, cutting-edge analytics, digital transformation and domain expertise. At EXL, we look deeper to help companies improve global operations, enhance data-driven insights, increase customer satisfaction, and manage risk and compliance. EXL serves the insurance, healthcare, banking and financial services, utilities, travel, transportation and logistics industries. Headquartered in New York, New York, EXL has more than 26,000 professionals in locations throughout the United States, Europe, Asia (primarily India and Philippines), South America, Australia and South Africa.
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How to offer a niche insurance user experience
Can a niche insurance user experience be scaled to drive revenue growth? Post, in association with EXL, gathered together a number of insurance industry experts to explain how.
The journey to GDPR compliance
With GDPR now in full effect, business must lay out a clear plan to progress from their current privacy level to the desired compliance level, a task requiring immediate attention. This guide focuses on the next steps businesses can take to ensure compliance and good data practices in the long run.
Moving beyond the RPA pilot stage: How P&C insurers can operationalise automation
A recent survey showed that 80% of P&C insurers are piloting or scaling RPA programs, yet many are struggling to achieve full-scale adoption of RPA. This paper provides advice to insurers on how to operationalise RPA and capitalise on the ability of automation to improve business operations.
Greeting your customers before they arrive: Strategies for a successful digital customer experience transformation
This whitepaper explores how organisations can successfully transform their customer experience using a bespoke blend of customer intelligence, dynamic analytics, artificial intelligence, automation and other digital tools.
Digital transformation: Bridging the gap between expectations and outcomes
Digital transformation is front and center for all of our customers today, but the promise of digital has yet to be achieved. To find out more about what’s behind the gap between expectations and outcomes, EXL partnered with Harvard Business Review Analytic Services to survey over 800 executives.
Five levels of digital disruption in insurance
Digital trends are dissolving the traditional boundaries and the long-held competitive advantages of insurance companies. Produced by EXL, this whitepaper focuses on five levels of disruption that will affect the insurance market and force insurance carriers to redesign their business models.
Video: Zurich transforms its global finance and accounting operations
In this video, Steve Birks, head of shared service delivery and Haug Scharnowski, head of finance operations talk about how EXL is leveraging its insurance and finance & accounting expertise to help Zurich transform its global finance and accounting operations.
Why insurance companies should re-evaluate operations in a digital world
Today’s insurance customers demand more but the good news, according to most studies, is that consumers are willing to pay more for the value and convenience of a world class seamless experience. This whitepaper focuses on the benefits insurers can achieve by enhancing their digital capabilities.
GDPR has arrived - Now what?
With accountability as the new principle, GDPR requires that organisations not only comply in a sustainable manner but also demonstrate compliance on an ongoing basis. EXL's infographic highlights the steps you can take to achieve and demonstrate compliance both today and in the future.
Digital intelligence: Achieving the promise of digital insurance
EXL’s research suggests that many organisations are struggling to generate the business value they expect as a result of digital transformation. This whitepaper focuses on how the insurance industry can leverage Digital Intelligence by bridging the gap between expectations and outcomes.