An insurance company implementing Runtime Governance can monitor service response times and based on that, make business decisions in real-time. For example, based on the service response time, resources can be removed or added to the data center. Runtime Governance enables them to easily customize the analysis and presentation or real-time information. They can monitor load on the infrastructure and conclude on how much load can they handle. They can monitor service fulfillment times and find out how long does it take to process a new insurance policy application. Using policy enforcement, an insurance company can block a customer from placing any more orders until they have reduced their debt.

Also, Runtime Governance may be applied in an insurance scenario to ensure regulations are being followed. For example, if a customer cancels a policy within 14 days, then it can ensure that the policy is actually canceled, as otherwise regulatory penalties may apply.

The S-RAMP repository can be used by an insurance company implementing SOA Governance to store, extract, and derive content (artifacts) and Metadata used by the company. The S-RAMP repository also classifies the artifacts and provides rich query support.