Limitation of Existing System Sample Clauses

Limitation of Existing System. The Insurance Companies of Nepal have not operated totally computer based Management Information System. As concern to the GLIC, for its daily operation or TPS, GLIC is using SIDDHILIFE software for the department of underwriting, agency and account. SiddhiSMS for the Mobile SMS System. And Quantum Solutions as Attendance Management System for HR department. The limitations of the existing system can be pointed as follows: • In the market of Nepalese scenario, there is not satisfactory after sales service on any software. • There is lack of skilled manpower involving in the insurance companies and insurance software developer companies. • Due to complex procedures of Life Insurance Company they could not convince to the software developer about control flow, data flow and flow charts of the procedures. • Reporting part of the software is not user friendly. • Different procedures of the software are not fully automated and some features semi-automated. • Vender of the software has not charm of developing software. • The regulatory body of the insurance company has not responsible for which kind of software they have to use. • Each and every insurance company has its own products and its features. There is not uniformity in the product of Life Insurance Company. This makes quite tedious to develop software and developer does not show the charm of doing work.
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