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Document Sciences To Introduce Content Processing For Property & Casualty Insurers at ACORD Annual Conference
5/14/2003, 7:00AM ET
Solution Utilizes Award-Winning xPression™ Architecture for Policies, Proposals and Claims Correspondence
CARLSBAD, CA (May 14, 2003) - Document Sciences Corporation (NASDAQ: DOCX), a proven leader and innovator in automating creation and delivery of enterprise business communications, will demonstrate a comprehensive solution for generating property and casualty proposals, policies and claims correspondence, at the ACORD Annual Conference in Orlando, Florida, May 18 - 20. The solution, which combines Document Sciences' award-winning xPression architecture with out-of-the-box insurance form templates from CCH Insurance Services, and connectivity to leading insurance administration systems, will be featured at booth number 221.
"In the highly-regulated, ever-changing world of property/casualty insurance, an insurer's ability to respond quickly and accurately can mean the difference between success and failure," said Lisa Sutrick, Document Sciences' Vice-President of Product Planning and Development. "Document Sciences' solution, with its pre-populated and configured forms, can accelerate time to market, and allow customer claims adjusters and customer service representatives to communicate more effectively, no matter how many lines of business the insurer may have or how many states they cover."
At the core of the Property & Casualty solution, xPression's J2EE component-based architecture provides universal content processing services that integrate with the insurer's existing administrative systems and business workflows to create and deliver both real-time and high volume regulatory-compliant business communications, highly customized for each customer. xPression's multi-channel publishing enables delivery print, the Web, and email.
About Document Sciences
Document Sciences Corporation delivers real-time, interactive content processing services that content-driven organizations depend on to realize productivity benefits, cut costs, and increase competitiveness. Approximately 650 customers worldwide use Document Sciences products in insurance, banking and financial services, managed-care, telecommunications, utilities and commercial print service bureaus. Customers include more than 60 Fortune 500 companies. Based in Carlsbad, Calif., with regional locations across the U.S. and a European subsidiary in Paris, Document Sciences also markets its products in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Brazil, Mexico and China. For more information about Document Sciences Corp., visit www.docscience.com.
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