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Model Service Description Posted

The world's first - 21st century model insurance industry 'Service Description' is now available.
Redondo Beach, CA - February 6, 2008 – Vinsurance today announced the release of a new world-class first - a 21st century model insurance industry β€˜Service Description’. The model service description works on (2) business levels; abstract and concrete. Abstractly, it’s a model description of an XML Web service or application programming interface (API), which is a 21st century way of providing industry infrastructure services. Concretely, the model service description is an API itself as it provides everything insurance industry web developers need to implement software that works with the Unearned Factors Service, a classic insurance industry calculation.

As a modern, abstract service description, the model supports global insurance industry enterprise service-oriented architecture (SOA) endeavors. SOA is a business-driven IT architectural approach that supports agile business innovation and optimization. SOA enables people to integrate business as linked, repeatable business tasks, or services.

As a concrete service, the model is an application programming interface (API) for the Unearned Factors Service. It's simply another way to access the customary insurance industry calculation for determining return premium on cancelled policies - one way that makes it easy for third-party and custom tools to programmatically access and interact with the service. The world's first insurance industry XML Web Service was this same Unearned Factors Service. The service, as part of the new model service description, has been updated to the latest communication standards and IT/business architectural styles using the latest tools. The earliest version of the service was posted in 2001.