Seeking a service provider to transform legacy desktop claims applications into modern web-based solutions over a 12-month period. This project aims to enhance accessibility and efficiency for users.
The Road Accident Fund (RAF) is inviting proposals from qualified service providers to redevelop its legacy claims applications, transitioning from outdated desktop systems to robust web-based applications. This initiative is crucial for improving user experience, streamlining claims processing, and ensuring that the applications are accessible from various devices and locations.
The successful bidder will be responsible for analyzing the existing desktop applications, understanding user requirements, and designing a web-based solution that meets modern standards of functionality and security. The project is expected to last for twelve months, during which the provider will work closely with RAF stakeholders to ensure that the new applications align with organizational goals and user needs. Key deliverables include a comprehensive project plan, regular progress reports, and a fully functional web application that is user-friendly and scalable.
This redevelopment project not only aims to modernize the claims process but also to enhance operational efficiency, reduce processing times, and improve overall service delivery to clients. By leveraging web technologies, the RAF seeks to create a more agile and responsive claims management system that can adapt to future needs and technological advancements.
This tender is suitable for IT companies specializing in software development, particularly those with experience in web application design and legacy system transformation. Businesses with a proven track record in delivering similar projects and a strong understanding of user-centric design principles are encouraged to apply.
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