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BeneSys makes the complicated benefits work
Before BeneSys administered union benefits, it wrote the software. That history explains a business built around the awkward details that ordinary systems struggle to handle.
LRS makes the last mile work
A document can cross a global network and still fail at the printer. Levi, Ray & Shoup built a business around getting it the rest of the way.
Bridgeway Benefit and the art of leaving well enough alone
Two veteran software companies became one. Bridgeway’s revealing decision was to keep both engines running while building a new front door for union members.
Heywood and the surprisingly hard work of paying a pension
Behind a pension payment sits a small mountain of records, rules and unfinished forms. Heywood has spent half a century teaching computers to handle the paperwork - and its next test is taking that expertise overseas.
Majesco Put Insurance's Back Office in the Cloud. Now It Wants to Give It Agents.
The 44-year-old software company turned a $729 million take-private into a cloud conversion, an acquisition spree and a bet that insurance's next interface will be less clicking and more delegating.