Creating a robust digital strategy and change enablement plan for a global health insurer.
A global healthcare company had a multitude of websites for their broker and consultant audiences, resulting in an ineffective and disjointed experience. Poor UX and inconsistent content governance led to a lack of trust from internal sales reps and external broker/consultant audiences and failed to meet rising user expectations for today’s digital experiences. These issues compounded to cause critical barriers for self-service, leading to information bottlenecks and began to harm sales relationships.
Client
Global Health Insurance Company
Industry
Insurance
Capabilities
- Human-centered strategy
- Self-service experience design
- Information architecture
- Content governance
20
Domains and websites consolidated
6
internal teams served by a single new expereince
1
unified experience for brokers and consultants
What we did
- Established new understanding of audience needs and a comprehensive cross-channel content strategy
- Developed a human-centered strategy to meet the needs of brokers, GAs, and consultants
- Created an immediate, interim strategy to connect the disparate information sources in alignment with each audience
- Delivered a roadmap and phased approach to drive design and development of a longer-term, unified experience that aligned with current technology initiatives and resources
- Established a scaleable, robust information architecture and content governance plan to meet the unique needs for each market and business group and to ensure that the site remains relevant and up to date
Outcome
We consolidated over 20 domains and websites across six internal teams creating a unified experience for brokers and consultants.
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