US health services company Cigna has announced a programme aimed at delivering approximately $3 billion in cost savings by 2030.
The company said the initiative will focus on modernising processes and improving workflows, including the use of artificial-intelligence tools.
Cigna’s announcement is part of a broader push among large companies to use automation and AI to reduce administrative costs and improve operational efficiency.
The company described the target as savings generated through the multi-year programme rather than a $3 billion investment.
The move comes as major businesses across healthcare and other industries increasingly incorporate AI and automation into their operations.
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Reuters — Cigna expects $3 billion in cost savings
