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| Data Conversion
Scope of Services Staff Profiles Case Study Exchange Partners / Conversion Sources |
| Data Conversion Services For The Insurance Industry Risk Technologies provides unparalleled knowledge and experience in analysis, management, reporting, enhancing, and converting insurance related data. We understand that the data is the key. Data Converion Staff Profiles Chuck Allen Founder and President Over the last two decades, Chuck has designed, developed and installed custom software systems for a multitude of complex risk programs, including Cunningham Lindsey Claims Services, Aon, Anistics, National Medical Enterprises, Trinity Industries, City of Dallas, United States Air Force, Dallas Area Rapid Transit, TIG Insurance and the University of Colorado, among others. His work experience in the RMIS discipline includes tenures with Corporate Systems, Alexander & Alexander/Aon and Cunningham Lindsey Claim Services before helping found Risk Technologies. Ron Watts Vice President, Customer Service Ron has over 20 years experience in the Risk Information Services field, working for Alexander and Alexander/Aon, Anistics and Cunningham Lindsey Claim Services. His extensive background in Risk Information Services and Systems has allowed him to gain invaluable knowledge and expertise in all areas of RMIS development, services and support. David Whitesell Project Manager David has over 24 years of experience in the insurance industry in a wide range of technology and product development, claim management, and call center management roles. Prior to joining Risk Technologies, Inc., David was a Risk Management Consultant with a large independent consulting firm. Prior experience includes 19 years with a major insurer where he gained extensive Property and Casualty claim-related experience in a variety of technical and management positions. As a workers’ compensation claim consultant and superintendent, his responsibilities included conducting quality review audits, best practices development and serving as technical resource for industry claim issues. His last assignment was developing a 24-hour insurance product. After the initial pilot, he managed the integrated disability office in Dallas, which included workers’ compensation, short and long term disability and healthcare claim management and an extensive intake and customer service call center. During the office growth and expansion, he created or refined many of the workflows and created best practices, standardizing their claim handling and customer service practices. |
