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More than half of U.S. employers say they are expanding the use of technology to manage costs associated with employee benefits programs. This is according to new research from Prudential Financial.
“Employers are looking for their insurers to do more than pay claims,” says Joseph M. Hayes, chief information officer of Prudential. “They want a streamlined benefits process using technology that allows their employees and benefits administrators to connect directly with their insurers.”
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