What is ViPR Intrali?

VIPR Intrali is your bordereaux processing engine, validating and conforming risk, premium and claims data into a single data model. Get in touch. The solution standardises large amounts of bordereaux data, importing and converting multiple data formats to a single template determined by you.

What is the difference between VxRail and VMware?

VxRail is prebuilt: easy to deploy, easy to scale out, one support contact for everything. VmWare vSAN is just an Software Defined Storage. Complex to deploy, complex to scale up/ out, and need several contact support for the whole solution. Technically, it is hard to differentiate between two solutions.

What is VxFlex ready node?

VxFlex Ready Node is the combination of PowerFlex software-defined block storage and Dell PowerEdge® servers, optimized to run PowerFlex, enabling customers to quickly deploy a fully architectured, software-defined, scale out server SAN.

How does TRX system work?

TRX bands use body weight resistance to build muscle and strength. They’re suspended from a single point, usually on the ceiling or a secure bar, but the real workout begins when you start leaning away from that point. When you lean away, your body is forced to balance, which works your core and activates your muscles.

What are the Four Horsemen of fitness?

Wands were actually one of the “Four Horsemen” historically which were composed of four fitness training tools: medicine balls, Indian Clubs, dumbbells, and wands.

What is Bordereaux data?

The IRMI.com Glossary definition of bordereau is “a report providing premium or loss data with respect to identified specific risks. This report is periodically furnished to a reinsurer by the ceding insurers or reinsurers.” A single report or list is a bordereau.

Why is it called a bordereau?

The word bordereau comes from the middle French word bordrel and the old French word bort. Both mean border, edge, or margin. Bordereau is one of many terms borrowed from the art world that are used in the reinsurance industry. Such terms are used in many professions to set apart insiders from others.