Alpha Data, the UAE's leading digital transformation solutions provider, said it has been selected by Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire Insurance Company to propel its digital transformation journey through the use of Robotic Process Automation (RPA) technologies.

 

Tokio Marine, which has been operating in the UAE since 1976, offers a diverse portfolio of insurance services such as motor insurance, property insurance and medical insurance. It works in the UAE through Al Futtaim Development Services Company.

 

The company, which provides insurance services under the umbrella of its head office in Tokyo, contracted the services of Alpha Data to help automate its operations across key areas using RPA technologies. 

 

According to a recent report by Grand View Research, the global RPA market size is expected to reach $25.66 billion by 2027, expanding at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 40.6 per cent. 

 

In line with this, the increasing demand for automating processes to save time and reduce operational cost is driving the market growth over the forecast period.

 

Mohamad Bader Abu Hayah, Senior IT Manager of Tokio Marine UAE, said: “Digitizing and automating key functions were vital for our company to enable us to soar to the next level of operational excellence. Through Alpha Data's expertise, we have embarked on a digital journey to eliminate human interventions in many areas and drive innovation and scalability.”

 

“Overall, more than 20 processes have been identified to be automated, we started this journey with key processes in the insurance domain such as automation of claims and operation processes. This is only the beginning, and we look forward to continuing to drive digitization over the coming years.

 

At Tokio Marine UAE, we believe in the importance of digital transformation and information technology (IT) as a business enabler and source of empowerment. We are fully confident that the continuing development of our work approach will help boost our competitiveness in the local market and will in turn achieve business continuity amidst the current circumstances,” Abu Hayah added.