In a strategic move that promises to revolutionize the insurance sector, Blackfin Corp has established an alliance with LedaMC to incorporate Quanter AI, an advanced application for estimating costs and efforts in software projects, into Blackfin Corp’s project implementation processes. This integration will significantly expand the multinational’s capabilities in Spain, Mexico and Latin America.
Optimize costs in the insurance sector
Quanter AI’s ability to make objective estimates will allow Blackfin Corp to optimize resource allocation and improve time management on each project. This will help insurers meet their deadlines and budgets, responding to growing market demands in Spain, Mexico and Latin America. Comprehensive diagnostics of software implementation processes will ensure that projects are executed to the highest quality standards.
Blackfin Corp, a technology consultancy for the insurance sector, incorporates Quanter AI into its solutions catalog
“The integration of Quanter IA into the processes of Blackfin Corp and its clients in various regions will ensure transparent, auditable and market-comparable estimates, objectively demonstrating the value of this relationship with the industry,” highlights Dácil Castelo, CEO of LedaMC. & Quanter AI.
For his part, Carlos A. Henríquez, CEO of Blackfin Corp, points out that: “This union opens a new chapter in the implementation of technology in the banking-insurance sector, guaranteeing cost estimation and transparency tools. This collaboration will provide quality guidance that will help companies improve their results with containment and transparency.”
Blackfin Corp
Blackfin Corp reaffirms its commitment to implementing strategic solutions that drive continuous improvement, excellence and efficiency. This agreement represents a significant step in the transformation of the technological landscape of the insurance sector, making it easier for companies to optimize the accurate estimation of the budget of their projects and, with it, considerable cost savings.
