Inversion specialises in bespoke software development services tailored for the insurance and reinsurance sector. This week Robin Merttens spoke with Inversion's founders, Jacques Bosch and Piro Vorster, and in their conversation they touched on the story behind the creation of the company, and the various secrets to success the founders have picked up by working together.
Key talking points include:
- Founding a company and overcoming unique challenges - both inside and outside the industry
- Why excellence and expertise are important to Inversion
- The benefits of having a global, connected workforce
- Blockchain and AI technology adoption: anything but a trend
- The value of hobbies: coding and Brazilian jujitsu
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