Farmers Alliance Mutual Insurance Company and AcroSoft Corporation have reached a definitive agreement that will allow AcroSoft to conduct a Business Needs Analysis (BNA) starting in the Claims Processing Department. The objective of the BNA is to establish, understand, and prepare for the implementation of the AcroSure product suite solution across the corporate structure.
The BNA project began in April 2001 to prepare for an expected fourth quarter 2001 implementation.
Founded in 1888, Farmers Alliance is a property/casualty insurance company with a focus on insurance for farmowners. Today the company is a multiple line company writing property/casualty insurance and includes two wholly owned crop affiliates, Blakely Crop Hail, Incorporated and North Central Crop Insurance, Incorporated. Farmers Alliance is headquartered in McPherson, Kansas and has additional offices in Colwich, Kansas and Denver, Colorado.
AcroSoft Corporation, headquartered in Columbia, South Carolina, is an innovator in developing software product solutions and services for companies to manage knowledge and information input/output by reducing the cost and complexity of such management.
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