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Indiana Farmers Mutual Insurance Group

is in the Financial Services Industry

Last Fiscal Year Sales:$75.0M

Private
US

Number of Employees 174

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10 W 106Th St

Indianapolis, Indiana 46290

1 317 846 4211

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NAICS Code Other Direct Insurance (except Life, Health, and Medical) Carriers: 524128

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Duck Creek Technologies Selected by Indiana Farmers Mutual Insurance Group

- 2002-09-10

Business Editors BOLIVAR, Mo.--BUSINESS WIRE--Sept. 10, 2002 Indiana Farmers Mutual's Agents and Underwriters to have anywhere, anytime access provided by Duck Creek's Web-enabled EXAMPLE PlatformTM Product Suite Duck Creek Technologies, Inc., a provider of product management software and services to the insurance industry, today announced...

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