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          <dc:title>The Effect of Core InsuranceSsystem  Efficiency on Operational Performance in Life Insurance Company: A Case Study of  ‘A’ Life Insurance Myanmar( Wai Mon Phyo Thant,2026)</dc:title>
          <dc:creator>Wai Mon Phyo Thant</dc:creator>
          <dc:description>In the life insurance industry, efficient information systems are essential for 
supporting operational activities, ensuring accurate data processing, and improving 
organizational performance. Despite the increasing adoption of core insurance systems, 
many insurance companies continue to face challenges related to system efficiency and 
performance outcomes. This study investigates the effect of core insurance system 
efficiency on operational performance at ‘A’ Life Insurance Myanmar, with a particular 
focus on the factors influencing system efficiency. A quantitative research approach was 
employed using a structured survey questionnaire administered to 100 core insurance 
system user employees at the head office in Yangon, selected through simple random 
sampling. The study examined ease of use, trust, perceived usefulness, and information 
quality as influencing factors of system efficiency, and analyzed the impact of system 
efficiency on organizational performance. The findings reveal that all influencing factors 
have positive correlation, with information quality and trust showing significant effects. 
The results further indicate that core insurance system efficiency has a strong and 
significant positive effect on organizational performance. These findings suggest that 
improving information quality, strengthening trust, and enhancing system efficiency can 
lead to better operational outcomes in life insurance companies. The study provides 
practical perspectives for management of ‘A’ Life Insurance to improve system effectiveness 
and supports informed decision making in the insurance industry.</dc:description>
          <dc:date>2026-02-01</dc:date>
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