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EIS Group, Inc. develops software solutions tailored for the insurance industry, focusing on enhancing operational efficiency and customer engagement. The company offers a range of products, including PolicyCore, a tool for insurance product development and lifecycle management; BillingCore, which facilitates account and policy-level billing functions; and CustomerCore DXP, a digital experience platform for omnichannel interactions. Additionally, EIS provides ClaimCore for property and casualty claims management and a suite of core administration software, including components for policy administration, billing, and customer engagement. The company also features solutions such as Pay-As-You-Drive for usage-based auto insurance, DistributionCore for managing distribution channels, and Dynamic Analytics for business reporting. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in San Francisco, EIS Group operates globally, offering its services primarily to insurers while leveraging existing IT infrastructure to streamline operations.

Convey Health Solutions is a specialized healthcare technology and services company that is committed to providing clients with healthcare-specific, compliant member support solutions utilizing technology, engagement, and analytics. The company’s administrative solutions for government-sponsored health plans help to optimize member interactions, ensure compliance, and support end-to-end Medicare processes.

The Warranty Group, Inc. is a leading provider of warranty and insurance services, offering a comprehensive range of underwriting, claims administration, and marketing solutions worldwide. The company specializes in extended service plans and related benefits for a variety of sectors, including automotive, consumer electronics, appliances, and financial institutions. It provides services such as compliance, customer care, service logistics, and electronic claims processing. Additionally, The Warranty Group develops custom insurance products, including property and casualty insurance, warranty products, and identity theft solutions. The firm partners with manufacturers, distributors, and retailers to enhance customer acquisition and retention while also offering training and financial modeling services. Established in 1964 and headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, The Warranty Group operates in 33 countries and employs approximately 1,800 individuals. It is a subsidiary of Wolverine Acquisitions, Inc. and includes the Virginia Surety Company, Inc. among its wholly-owned entities.

Servihabitat Servicios Inmobiliarios, S.L. is a Madrid-based company specializing in the rental and sale of residential and commercial properties. Established in 1989, it offers a wide range of services including management of developer credit and mortgage loan portfolios, as well as comprehensive solutions for the recovery and administration of financial and real estate assets. The firm caters to a diverse clientele that includes financial institutions, investors, and real estate funds, providing services such as asset analysis and valuations. As a subsidiary of CaixaBank, S.A. since 2018, Servihabitat focuses on optimizing asset management to enhance profitability for its clients throughout the real estate value chain.

Shriram CCL, which distributes low-cost high-quality financial services including insurance, savings, and investment products to low-income Indians. Shriram CCL is a wholly owned subsidiary of Shriram Capital the overarching holding company of the group financial entities. LeapFrog support is enabling Shriram CCL to grow swiftly, adding value to the business while reaching, protecting and enabling 10 million people.

A fundamental shift has occurred in communications services. The change affects a company's ability to grow. It impacts revenues and profitability. It determines how well an enterprise can serve its customers, work with its partners, support its employees. Yet, surprisingly, it is often overlooked by top executives. Quite simply, communications services have become mission critical. Voice, data, cellular, local, long distance, Internet access, DSL, VPN, calling cards, PBX, voice mail, unified messaging, network management, broadband access – these services are the lifeblood of any enterprise that wants to tackle global markets, innovate at Internet speed, and engage in the continuous transformation that is demanded by today's competitive environment. Unfortunately, the process of procuring and managing them has become increasingly chaotic and costly. Communications has become the third largest operational expense in mid-size companies. Even at that expense, much of it remains hidden, scattered throughout the enterprise, distributed among the business units, duplicated by mergers and acquisitions. Communications managers find themselves inundated with a mind-numbing array of service options, overwhelmed with literally boxes of bills, and continually asking for more headcount. Managing these multiple vendors diverts critical resources away from core business initiatives. Billing errors reduce funding for research, product development, marketing, and sales. Outages and downtime undermine relationships with customers and partners. With so much at stake, a comprehensive, single-source solution is needed for procuring and managing communications services.

A fundamental shift has occurred in communications services. The change affects a company's ability to grow. It impacts revenues and profitability. It determines how well an enterprise can serve its customers, work with its partners, support its employees. Yet, surprisingly, it is often overlooked by top executives. Quite simply, communications services have become mission critical. Voice, data, cellular, local, long distance, Internet access, DSL, VPN, calling cards, PBX, voice mail, unified messaging, network management, broadband access – these services are the lifeblood of any enterprise that wants to tackle global markets, innovate at Internet speed, and engage in the continuous transformation that is demanded by today's competitive environment. Unfortunately, the process of procuring and managing them has become increasingly chaotic and costly. Communications has become the third largest operational expense in mid-size companies. Even at that expense, much of it remains hidden, scattered throughout the enterprise, distributed among the business units, duplicated by mergers and acquisitions. Communications managers find themselves inundated with a mind-numbing array of service options, overwhelmed with literally boxes of bills, and continually asking for more headcount. Managing these multiple vendors diverts critical resources away from core business initiatives. Billing errors reduce funding for research, product development, marketing, and sales. Outages and downtime undermine relationships with customers and partners. With so much at stake, a comprehensive, single-source solution is needed for procuring and managing communications services.