Texas Farm Bureau Chooses Sapiens for Business Lines

By Wayne Adam
Contributing Writer

Texas Farm Bureau Insurance (TFBI), one of the largest Texas-based full service insurance groups, has chosen to implement Sapiens' insurance software for all personal property and casualty lines of business. 

In a statement, Mike Gerik, EVP of Texas Farm Bureau Insurance Companies, said, "We've benefited from a successful Farm and Ranch property project with Sapiens, and we continue to be impressed with Sapiens' wide-ranging experience in the insurance sector and understanding of our needs. The Farm and Ranch property system has been statewide for a couple years, and the casualty (auto) system is now scheduled to be statewide soon. Additional property lines are also scheduled to be deployed in the coming months."

As part of TFBI’s systems infrastructure and application suite strategy, migration of all personal lines of business from its legacy systems to a Sapiens software platform will allow it to carry out insurance business with ease, supported by a customer-centric rules-based management system.

Roni Al-Dor , president and CEO of Sapiens, commented, "We appreciate Texas Farm Bureau Insurance Companies' confidence in our team and in our software offerings and we are fully committed to this long-term partnership. We are very pleased with the growing demand for Sapiens insurance software solutions and services, and have recruited over 100 new employees globally to further support our growth."

Sapiens International Corporation is a global provider of software solutions for the general insurance, property & casualty, life, pension and annuities, and business decision management software, globally. 

"This is a clear vote of confidence in Sapiens, and it follows the successful implementation of our rules-based solutions delivered to our customers so far," said Tomer Srulevich, EVP Sales and Operation of Sapiens DECISION. "The expansion of our relationship reflects our solid business value for helping our customers cope in today's fast-paced, ever changing, tightly regulated marketplace."