PROFIDA to be displayed at IISA Conference

Computer Science Software presents the PROFIDA Administrator Edition at the 2007 Conference of the Insurance Institute of South Africa. The IISA will be hosting its Annual Conference at Sun City, Pilanesberg, from 4 - 7 March 2007.

The conference is an important event in the insurance industry’s calendar and will offer delegates and visitors the opportunity to debate challenges facing the industry, with a focus on Competence and Professionalism.

Exhibiting during the top class trade exhibition, Daniel Putra, Managing Director of csSoft, is again anticipating several networking opportunities with delegates. Says Daniel Putra: “At last year’s joint AIO-IISA conference in Cape Town, we were quite astonished at the high interest prevailing in the African composite insurance sector.

Delegates were quite excited about PROFIDA’s versatility and its ability to unify their life, health and non-life business within a single system.

It is my vision to provide for each and every sector in the Financial Services Industry – so I am quite curious to find out about the needs and requirements of this year’s visitors.” csSoft’s passion to serve the industry is further proven by the pure use of the programming language JAVA. “JAVA is a sophisticated language and requires advanced programming skills,” says Daniel Putra. “Although it is not always easy to find these skills, we persist with its usage to deliver high-quality software solutions and customisations.”

“Our perseverance pays off for our PROFIDA User Community, who experience zero defects & downtime, as well as platform independence. Java revolutionised PROFIDA’s replication process by removing the need to employ and maintain expensive software and special setups such as VPNs. This makes replication much more effective and affordable for everyone in the industry.”

For a demonstration or more information csSoft invites all delegates and visitors to visit the PROFIDA Stand No. 20 situated in The Royal Ballroom at Lost City Convention Centre.