Brac Informatics Centre

Plexis and BIC deliver Cloud solution for Caribbean Health Insurers

andria — Tue, 05 Jun 2012 22:00:37 +0000

Plexis Healthcare Systems and BIC announce Benefits 2.0 at the annual IAC conference.
BIC’s Benefits 2.0 SaaS platform is designed to streamline and automate manual processes for insurance companies. It serves as a platform for transitioning insurance carriers, self-funded plan administrators and TPAs to a paperless and self-service paradigm. This comprehensive, cloud-based solution incorporates the Plexis Claims Manager (PCM) benefits administration and claims management system with online, real-time claims adjudication designed specifically for the Caribbean region. [More]

CAACI utilizes BIC’s E-filing technology

andria — Thu, 10 May 2012 17:11:22 +0000

The Civil Aviation Authority of the Cayman Islands (CAACI) utilizes Brac Informatics’ E-filing technology for their new electronic document management system ‘VP-C Online’. The system allows aircraft owners to manage registry applications, certificates and authorizations electronically. Using BIC’s VaultCONNECT platform they have designed a custom system for state-of-the-art online aircraft registration. Through the use of online smart forms and automated document workflow VP-C Online enables CAACI to enhance customer service. The custom designed, intuitive user screens will also provide clients online access to their certificates at their convenience. All documentation is transmitted using SSL encryption, and stored securely in the Cayman Islands. For more information please visit www.caacayman.com.

CIMA uses BIC technology

andria — Mon, 04 Oct 2010 19:23:04 +0000

The Cayman Islands Monetary Authority utilizes Brac Informatics’ E-filing technology. The new CIMAConnect system allows CIMA authorized service providers the ability to submit requests for the registration or licensing of new funds online.

BIC launches new website

andria — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 19:25:55 +0000

BIC launches new website specifically designed for the sharing of disaster recovery and business continuity best practices. Please visit blog.bic.ky and share in the discussion.

Earthquake 5.8 Magnitude recorded Georgetown, GCM

andria — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 14:45:01 +0000

Earthquake 5.8 Magnitude recorded at 9:23am 40 miles ESE of Georgetown, GCM; Operations in both Grand Cayman and Cayman Brac are unaffected.

Cayman Islands General Registry introduces an online EDMS

andria — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 14:38:33 +0000

The Cayman Islands General Registry introduces an online Electronic Document Management System (EDMS) utilizing Brac Informatics’ E-filing platform. EDMS enables commercial clients to make filings of annual returns and changes to directors and officers online.

Prepare for hurricane season

andria — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 14:42:28 +0000

Cayman companies prepare for hurricane season with data protection from BIC.

Red Cross hooked up

andria — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 19:26:26 +0000

As part of its commitment to keeping people and organizations connected and ensuring timely and accurate dissemination of information during emergencies, Brac Informatics Centre is providing the Cayman Islands Red Cross with a powerful tool to enhance its disaster management programme.

For almost 50 years, the Red Cross has been helping the Cayman Islands stay prepared for hurricanes and other natural disasters and with BIC’s MobileCONNECT system can now access the latest in crisis communication technology.

With the use of MobileCONNECT, the Red Cross gains a dependable, efficient means of keeping the public informed of the latest developments during hurricane season through their cell phones.

Jondo Obi, Director of the Cayman Islands Red Cross, explains the significance of employing MobileCONNECT to the organisation’s work.

“During hurricane season, not only does the Red Cross need to ensure the public is well prepared for any possible disaster, but we must maintain vital communication links to the community before, during and after the passing of a storm,” Ms Obi notes.

“With MobileCONNECT, we can quickly send out alert messages containing updates and vital information, which can make all the difference to the public, especially if normal lines of communication cease to function properly.”

The emergency messaging system provides a direct two–way communication channel through users’ cell phones and enables organisations and individuals to easily send group text messages through their computers or mobile device.

BIC President Nancy Kirkconnell Ewing points out that MobileCONNECT is ideal to satisfy the critical communication demands of an organisation like the Red Cross. “The system is designed to provide a fast, reliable means of communication in any emergency situation, where timely dissemination of information is vital.

“To ensure the uninterrupted operation of the system, MobileCONNECT is hosted on secure infrastructure at Brac Informatic’s disaster recovery centre.”

Mrs Kirkconnell Ewing added: “We are proud to be able to support the Red Cross in its disaster management efforts and help assist in keeping the people of the Cayman Islands informed during emergencies.”

For more information on MobileCONNECT and the entire range of data and disaster–recovery solutions that BIC offers, please call 948 2722 or visit their website at ww.bic.ky.

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