Total Access Corporate Insurance Services (TACIS) is a locally owned and operated Insurance Agency in Burnaby, BC.
We specialize in placing a wide variety of insurance products geared towards the following sectors:
Digital Media
Website Developers
Computer Hardware Sales/Support
Network Support Services
Software Developers
Data Storage/Retrieval Services
IT/ Media...
see moreTotal Access Corporate Insurance Services (TACIS) is a locally owned and operated Insurance Agency in Burnaby, BC.
We specialize in placing a wide variety of insurance products geared towards the following sectors:
Digital Media
Website Developers
Computer Hardware Sales/Support
Network Support Services
Software Developers
Data Storage/Retrieval Services
IT/ Media & Gaming Consultants
Web Hosting Services
Video Gaming/ ISP's
From one person firms to nationals
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Errors and omissions insurance is business liability insurance for business professionals providing consulting and related services. An error or omission, a mistake, which causes financial harm to another, can occur on almost any transaction in any profession. This type of insurance helps to protect a professional, an individual or a company, from bearing the full cost of defense for lawsuits relating to an error or omission in providing covered Professional Services. This is a separate coverage from a standard CGL Commercial General Liability or Property insurance policy.
If you regularly give advice to your clients, handle data belonging to them or their business or are responsible for a client's intellectual property, you will need professional indemnity insurance. Despite feeling confident in the quality of your work, you're still vulnerable to a claim of negligence when professional advice or services fail to meet a client's expectations, something that could result in them suffering financial loss.
Errors and Omissions Insurance may be referred as: E&O (Insurance), Errors (&) Omissions, Professional Liability (Insurance), Malpractice (Insurance)
Our Vision
To be the premier insurance broker of choice for business enterprises, corporations and high net worth clients in the specialty markets we aim to serve.
Mission Statement
To deliver the best and most competitively priced insurance products while ensuring friendly and courteous service that exceeds our customer’s expectations.
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Max Ali posted a discussion:A new app - "Drinking Mirror" app, lets users upload photos of themselves to show how their faces could age if they keep consuming alcohol at their current rate. The app is available only for Android-powered devices,and iPhone version will be out shortly. Men and women can use the app by... see more A new app - "Drinking Mirror" app, lets users upload photos of themselves to show how their faces could age if they keep consuming alcohol at their current rate. The app is available only for Android-powered devices,and iPhone version will be out shortly. Men and women can use the app by uploading or taking photos of themselves and entering data about their drinking habits. Then, to show the potential long-term physical toll of drinking, the app shows them a photo of how they might look in 10 years at their current rate of alcohol consumption.5 months ago
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Max Ali posted a discussion:Although it sounds ethereal, cloud computing is very real and is rapidly being adopted by hundreds of thousands of businesses around the world. With the use of applications like Salesforce, as well as social media sites like Facebook and LinkedIn, nearly every business has data on a cloud... see more Although it sounds ethereal, cloud computing is very real and is rapidly being adopted by hundreds of thousands of businesses around the world. With the use of applications like Salesforce, as well as social media sites like Facebook and LinkedIn, nearly every business has data on a cloud provider, whether they realise it or not.
Outsourcing data, however, is quickly becoming a growing issue. When companies choose to place their data on cloud services, contracts are rarely negotiated meaning standard protections are often not put in place. Control is simply given away, and companies have to rely largely on faith that their most precious commodity will remain safe and secure. However, accidents happen and some of the largest cloud operators, including Dropbox and Amazon Web Services, have suffered significant data breaches.
The problem is that most cyber liability policies are focused on the client's own systems, not those of third parties. In fact, many cyber insurances use outdated forms which do not address emerging privacy risks like outsourced data storage, even though these risks make up such a large part of a company's cyber exposure. Recognizing this gap in cover, specialized insurance companiesare now including cover for data stored in the cloud. This means that regardless of how or where your data is stored, the policy will respond.
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Max Ali posted a discussion:Did You Know In 2010, there were 38 green technology companies from BC listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) with a combined market capitalization worth $1,128 million.1 year ago
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Max Ali posted a discussion:Constantly changing technology is intended to speed up processes, allow for mobile workflow and improve communication. This has led to drastic changes within the insurance sector. With over a dozen new insurers entering this niche market, the competition has increased severely which has... see more Constantly changing technology is intended to speed up processes, allow for mobile workflow and improve communication. This has led to drastic changes within the insurance sector. With over a dozen new insurers entering this niche market, the competition has increased severely which has resulted in premium discounts. Companies who have been paying premiums over the past 4 years or longer may not know that they may be paying much more with limited coverages. Standard coverages now include:
unauthorized access
computer virus
Intellectual property - trademark, trade secret, tradename, copyright
Financial loss of a third party.1 year ago
