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Title: | Gestión siniestros de automóviles |
Author: | Simorte Bardají, Vicente |
Director: | Garrigues, Carles |
Tutor: | Martín Lineros, Eduard |
Abstract: | The project objective is to develop an application for Android mobile devices and tablets. The application will be used by insurance workers, professional staff and people involved in car accidents in order to manage and check out all the tasks related with the incident. In the market it is possible to find apps providing services related with insurance policies, in the most cases they are focused on the policy sales. Data are collected in paper and they are located at several companies. The documents created by the professional staff are handed out to stakeholders by email, fax o even the traditional post mail. This subject was selected because it has been identified a need by insurance companies to adapt their systems to the new technologies. They want to provide their services via the mobile channel to professional staff and clients in order to manage car accidents. The business model will consist to convince insurance companies they can use the application to reduce the cost not only by store documents in a digital way but also to achieve informing stakeholders in a cheaper and more efficient and instant way. The app will be a native development in java ( backend ) and kotlin ( mobile devices ) The methodology used will be aimed to make an iterative development. In every interation cycle will be implemented a full functionality. |
Keywords: | mobile applications motor claim car accidents insurances insurance companies |
Document type: | info:eu-repo/semantics/masterThesis |
Issue Date: | 3-Jan-2020 |
Publication license: | http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/es/ |
Appears in Collections: | Bachelor thesis, research projects, etc. |
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