Development of Application

The presentation discusses the improvement and development of a mobile-based application for an insurance company. It aims to increase efficiency, gain position in the market, and improve customer relationships. The presentation explores the project's purpose, framework, and steps involved in the development process.

Development of Application

Executive Summary
The presentation discusses about the improvement and development of a
mobile based application used for insurance company named XYZ
company. With the improvement of the application the aim and objectives
can be easily achieved. More is the number of users greater is the
chances to gain position in the competitive market. The public related
issues and the profits can be improved. The presentation aims in
discussing about the project and its purpose. A framework is also designed
to study the function and use of the application.it also the studies the
steps involved for the improvement of the organization.

Introduction
Application is related to the health insurance company.
Mobile application developed with valuable design and
framework (Laurence et al., 2019).
 The application requires users feedback for development.
Research are performed to get the desirable results from the
application.
The business rules and the application need to be aligned
(Zhang et al., 2017).

Health
insurance
mobile based
application
Image 1:- Health insurance mobile based
application (Source: Kalra and Cousins 2017)

Background Study
 The insurance company specialized with health insurance.
 An insurance company is selected.
 Policies covers different range of requirements.
 Alignment of the application helps in increasing the sales of the policy
(Jones and Moffitt 2016).
 Estimation of cost and time is required(Shaheen,Cohen and Martin
2017).
 A wireframe prototype is required.

Background Study
 Mobile platform required for designing.
 The application need to be connected with the end case to increase
efficiency.
 The content of the application need to be identified.
 The information need to be kept safe (Sarason, Pierce and Sarason 2014).
 The design need to be approved.
 Application requires all the data related to sales.
 Targeted group is required.
 Awareness related to application is important (Al Ayubi et al., 2016).

Image 2:- Mobile based application ( Source:- White and James 2017)

Purpose
Increase efficiency of the application.
Policy need to be fetched in the database (Lopez 2016).
The ideas need to be discussed with the teams.
Prototype is required which will help the users.
The device supporting the application need to be identified
(Nitze 2015).
The application need to support other banners.

Purpose
Application requires help of other devices.
Application need to concentrate on the new trend
(Lagerstrom et al., 2014).
Customer relationship need to be improved.
Storage option is important.
Application need to be flexible (Kobylinski et al., 2014).

Methods of Development
A mock up design is created first.
 The design is prepared.
The report is attached with the design (Baig,GholamHossein
and Connolly 2015).
A mobile platform is selected for applying the application.
Building and testing process is carried on (Øverland 2018).

Different factors of selection is determined.
The requirements are discussed with the stakeholders
(Agarwal 2016).
Simplicity is maintained throughout the development.
A mechanism related to feedback is developed.
Continuous improvement process takes place (Stinson et
al., 2014).
Application is made attractive.

Methods of
Developme
nt of the
Mobile
Based
Application
Image 3: Methods of Development ( Source: Chraibi, Sauvage and Sbihi 2017 )

Program Schedule
The development of the sales support requires 29 days.
The application of the idea requires 7 days (Kao, Cheng and
Chien 2014).
The implementation of all the market strategy requires 9 days.
Development of prototype requires 2 days (Aungst 2014).

Program Schedule
The development of the showcase requires 4 days
Execution process requires 14 days (Sukale,Koval and Voida 2014).
The overall feedback requires 16 days .
 the launching needs 1 day (He and Da 2014).

Image 3:- Available platform for the application ( Source: White and
James 2017 )

Conclusion
Steps need to be followed for the development.
The key aspects need to be identified.
Research need to be done on the targeted users.
Identification of devices that can support the application.
The location identification is required.
The activities need to be monitored.

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