MPI lowers speed limit on tech upgrade with ‘IT roadmap’ following Project Nova debacle
Manitoba Public Insurance is now using an “IT road map” and phasing in new technology and systems after pulling the plug last year on its failed $164-million overhaul known as Project Nova, its annual report says.
Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) is modernizing its technology with a phased approach, following the cancellation of its $164-million Project Nova. This new "IT road map" aims to change systems in smaller, lower-risk increments, improving services for customers, strengthening cybersecurity, and system reliability while enhancing how systems work together.
The plan will be designed for stable, day-to-day operations of services like insurance, driver licensing, and vehicle registration. MPI's CEO, Satvir Jatana, stated that the organization is in a favorable position with a $55.6 million net income after losses from Project Nova, which intended to modernize outdated business and information technology systems.
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