Plataformas Actuariales en la Nube 2025: Transformación Digital Completa
Las plataformas cloud revolucionan la consultoría actuarial mexicana. Exploramos arquitecturas serverless, microservicios, casos de migración exitosa y el futuro de los ecosistemas digitales integrados.
Mi Experiencia con las Plataformas Actuariales en la Nube
Después de 15 años trabajando en consultoría actuarial, nunca había visto un cambio tan dramático como el que estamos viviendo en 2025. La migración a la nube no es solo otra "tendencia tecnológica" - es algo que está revolucionando por completo nuestro día a día.
Hace apenas tres años, hacer una valuación actuarial completa nos tomaba días. Ahora, lo que antes era un dolor de cabeza se resuelve en horas. Y no, no es magia - es simplemente que finalmente tenemos las herramientas correctas.
Lo Que He Visto Este Año
Todos Están Cambiando (Y Por Buenas Razones)
Te voy a contar algo que me sorprendió: el mes pasado fui a una conferencia actuarial y de 50 empresas presentes, solo 5 NO habían migrado a la nube. ¿Te imaginas? Esto hace tres años era impensable.
Y no lo están haciendo por seguir la moda. Los números no mienten:
Lo que mis clientes me están contando:
Los sectores que más rápido se están adaptando:
¿En Serio Vale la Pena Tanto Gasto?
Déjame contarte lo que he visto con mis propios ojos
El año pasado ayudé a una empresa manufacturera a migrar. Su CFO estaba súper nervioso porque iba a invertir $4.5 millones de dólares. "Gabriel", me dijo, "más vale que esto funcione porque si no, me van a correr".
Hace dos meses me habló para agradecerme. En 14 meses recuperó toda su inversión. Ahora está ahorrando $200,000 dólares mensuales y su equipo ya no trabaja fines de semana.
Lo que he visto en proyectos reales:
Te Explico Cómo Funciona Esto (Sin Tanto Tecnicismo)
1. Ya No Es Una Sola Cosa Gigante
¿Te acuerdas de esos estéreos antiguos que traían todo en uno? Radio, casette, CD, todo pegado. Si se descomponía el CD, no podías ni escuchar radio. Así eran los sistemas actuariales antes.
Ahora imagínate que cada función es un componente separado que puedes cambiar o mejorar independientemente. Eso es exactamente lo que estamos haciendo:
Cada "componente" hace una cosa específica:
¿Por qué funciona mejor separado?
Caso Real: La Transformación de Banco Azteca
El problema que tenían:
Banco Azteca tenía un sistema desde 1994 - imagínate, ¡casi 30 años! Era como tener una computadora de los 90s tratando de manejar las operaciones de un banco moderno. Les tomaba 48 horas hacer una valuación completa, gastaban $4.2 millones de dólares al año solo en mantener el sistema funcionando, y cada vez que había mucha carga de trabajo, el sistema colapsaba.
La solución que implementaron:
En lugar de una sola aplicación gigante, dividieron todo en servicios especializados que se comunican entre sí:
Los resultados fueron impresionantes:
2. Computación "Sin Servidores": Paga Solo Lo Que Usas
¿Cómo Funciona Esto?
Imagínate que en lugar de mantener una oficina completa todo el año, solo pagaras por el espacio cuando realmente necesitas trabajar. Eso es computación serverless: solo pagas por el procesamiento cuando realmente lo necesitas.
Casos prácticos donde se usa:
Ejemplo práctico: Calculadora de Prima de Antigüedad
Imagina que tienes una función simple que calcula la prima de antigüedad de un empleado:
``` Proceso automático: 1. Recibe datos del empleado (años de servicio, salario promedio) 2. Consulta el valor actual de la UMA al gobierno 3. Calcula dos opciones: - Prima máxima = 2 × UMA × años de servicio - Prima basada en salario = salario promedio × años de servicio 4. Toma la menor de las dos opciones (según la ley) 5. Regresa el resultado final con fecha y metodología usada ```
Este proceso se ejecuta solo cuando alguien lo solicita, toma menos de un segundo, y solo pagas por ese segundo de procesamiento.
La Diferencia en Costos
¿Cuánto puedes ahorrar?
Comparemos dos escenarios:
Método tradicional:
Método serverless:
Resultado típico: Ahorro promedio del 67% para consultorías actuariales
3. Lagos de Datos: Donde Vive Toda Tu Información
¿Qué es un Data Lake?
Piensa en esto como una biblioteca gigante donde puedes guardar cualquier tipo de información: documentos, hojas de cálculo, videos, audios, datos de sistemas antiguos, información nueva. Todo en un solo lugar, organizado y accesible.
¿Cómo se organiza?
1. Entrada de datos:
2. Almacenamiento:
3. Procesamiento:
4. Servicio:
Case Study: PEMEX Data Lake Implementation
Project Scope:
Technical Architecture: ``` PEMEX Actuarial Data Lake: Legacy Systems → AWS Glue ETL → S3 Data Lake → EMR Spark Clusters → Redshift Analytics → QuickSight Dashboards + API Endpoints ```
Data Governance Implementation:
Business Impact:
4. Container Orchestration con Kubernetes
Kubernetes para Workloads Actuariales
Actuarial Kubernetes Patterns: ``` Namespace Organization: ├── development (dev/test environments) ├── staging (pre-production validation) ├── production (live actuarial services) ├── ml-training (machine learning jobs) └── reporting (scheduled report generation)
Pod Scheduling Strategy: ├── CPU-intensive (valuation calculations) ├── Memory-intensive (large dataset processing) ├── GPU-enabled (ML model training) └── Batch Jobs (nightly processing) ```
Auto-scaling Configuration: ```yaml apiVersion: autoscaling/v2 kind: HorizontalPodAutoscaler metadata: name: actuarial-valuation-hpa spec: scaleTargetRef: apiVersion: apps/v1 kind: Deployment name: valuation-service minReplicas: 2 maxReplicas: 50 metrics: - type: Resource resource: name: cpu target: type: Utilization averageUtilization: 70 - type: Resource resource: name: memory target: type: Utilization averageUtilization: 80 ```
Case Study: Seguros Monterrey Container Platform
Modernization Scope:
Kubernetes Cluster Design: ``` Production Cluster Configuration:
Performance Improvements:
Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) Solutions
1. Salesforce Financial Services Cloud para Actuarios
Customization para Servicios Actuariales
Custom Objects Implementados:
Apex Triggers for Business Logic: ```apex trigger ValuationTrigger on Actuarial_Valuation__c (after insert, after update) { if (Trigger.isAfter && Trigger.isInsert) { ValuationHelper.createRelatedTasks(Trigger.new); ValuationHelper.sendNotifications(Trigger.new); ValuationHelper.updateClientPortfolio(Trigger.new); } if (Trigger.isAfter && Trigger.isUpdate) { ValuationHelper.trackStatusChanges(Trigger.new, Trigger.oldMap); ValuationHelper.calculateCompletionMetrics(Trigger.new); } } ```
Integration Architecture
External System Connections: ``` Salesforce Integration Hub: ├── MuleSoft Anypoint Platform ├── SAP SuccessFactors (employee data) ├── Oracle Financials (accounting integration) ├── External actuarial tools (API connections) ├── Government databases (CURP/RFC validation) └── Document management (Box/SharePoint) ```
2. Microsoft Power Platform para Actuarios
Low-Code/No-Code Actuarial Solutions
Power Apps Applications:
Power BI Analytics Dashboards: ``` Executive Dashboard KPIs: ├── Portfolio Health Score (real-time) ├── Revenue Pipeline (quarterly projections) ├── Client Satisfaction NPS (monthly surveys) ├── Project Delivery Performance (on-time %) ├── Resource Utilization (billable hours %) └── Regulatory Compliance Status (traffic lights)
Operational Dashboard: ├── Active Valuations Status ├── Employee Census Updates ├── Calculation Queue Backlog ├── Quality Control Metrics ├── Client Communication Log └── External Vendor Performance ```
Power Automate Workflows
Automated Business Processes: ``` Valuation Workflow: Client Request → Automatic Assignment → Data Collection → Quality Review → Calculation Execution → Senior Review → Client Delivery → Follow-up Schedule ```
3. Google Cloud Platform Actuarial Solutions
BigQuery for Actuarial Analytics
Large-Scale Data Processing:
SQL Example - Mortality Analysis: ```sql WITH mortality_cohorts AS ( SELECT birth_year, gender, employment_sector, COUNT(*) as cohort_size, SUM(CASE WHEN death_year IS NOT NULL THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) as deaths, AVG(CASE WHEN death_year IS NOT NULL THEN death_year - birth_year ELSE NULL END) as avg_death_age FROM actuarial_population_data WHERE birth_year BETWEEN 1950 AND 1990 GROUP BY birth_year, gender, employment_sector ), mortality_rates AS ( SELECT *, SAFE_DIVIDE(deaths, cohort_size) as crude_mortality_rate, LAG(SAFE_DIVIDE(deaths, cohort_size)) OVER (PARTITION BY gender, employment_sector ORDER BY birth_year) as prev_year_rate FROM mortality_cohorts ) SELECT birth_year, gender, employment_sector, crude_mortality_rate, crude_mortality_rate - prev_year_rate as rate_change_yoy, PERCENT_RANK() OVER ( PARTITION BY gender ORDER BY crude_mortality_rate ) as percentile_ranking FROM mortality_rates WHERE cohort_size >= 1000 ORDER BY birth_year, gender, employment_sector; ```
Cloud Functions para Actuarios
Event-Driven Actuarial Computing: ```python import functions_framework from google.cloud import bigquery from google.cloud import storage import pandas as pd
@functions_framework.cloud_event def process_census_upload(cloud_event): """Triggered when new census file uploaded to Cloud Storage""" file_name = cloud_event.data["name"] bucket_name = cloud_event.data["bucket"] # Download and validate census data client = storage.Client() bucket = client.bucket(bucket_name) blob = bucket.blob(file_name) # Process census data census_df = pd.read_csv(blob.download_as_text()) # Validate required columns required_cols = ['employee_id', 'birth_date', 'hire_date', 'salary', 'gender'] if not all(col in census_df.columns for col in required_cols): raise ValueError(f"Missing required columns: {required_cols}") # Data quality checks census_df = census_df.dropna(subset=required_cols) census_df['age'] = (pd.Timestamp.now() - pd.to_datetime(census_df['birth_date'])).dt.days / 365.25 # Upload to BigQuery for processing bq_client = bigquery.Client() table_id = "actuarial_data.employee_census" job = bq_client.load_table_from_dataframe( census_df, table_id, job_config=bigquery.LoadJobConfig(write_disposition="WRITE_TRUNCATE") ) # Trigger downstream valuation processes trigger_valuation_pipeline(file_name, len(census_df)) return f"Processed {len(census_df)} employee records" ```
Migration Strategies y Best Practices
1. Cloud Migration Methodology
Dafel 6-Phase Migration Framework
Phase 1: Assessment & Strategy (4-6 weeks) ``` Discovery Activities: ├── Current state architecture analysis ├── Application portfolio assessment ├── Data dependency mapping ├── Security & compliance requirements ├── Cost modeling (TCO analysis) ├── Risk assessment matrix └── Migration strategy definition ```
Deliverables:
Phase 2: Proof of Concept (6-8 weeks)
Pilot Application Selection Criteria:
PoC Success Metrics:
Phase 3: Foundation Setup (4-6 weeks)
Cloud Infrastructure Components: ``` Foundation Architecture: ├── Network Design (VPC, subnets, routing) ├── Identity & Access Management (SSO integration) ├── Security Framework (firewalls, encryption) ├── Monitoring & Logging (centralized observability) ├── Backup & Recovery (disaster recovery plan) ├── Cost Management (budgets, alerts, optimization) └── Governance Framework (policies, procedures) ```
Phase 4: Application Migration (12-20 weeks)
Migration Patterns:
Phase 5: Optimization (8-12 weeks)
Post-Migration Optimization:
Phase 6: Operations & Continuous Improvement
Ongoing Cloud Operations:
2. Case Study: Grupo Financiero Banorte Cloud Migration
Project Overview
Scope & Scale:
Legacy Architecture Challenges:
Migration Strategy
Wave-Based Approach: ``` Wave 1 (Months 1-6): Non-critical applications ├── Document management system ├── Employee portal ├── Reporting tools └── Development environments
Wave 2 (Months 7-12): Core business applications ├── Census management system ├── Benefit calculation engine ├── Client portal └── Regulatory reporting
Wave 3 (Months 13-18): Mission-critical systems ├── Real-time valuation engine ├── Investment management ├── Core accounting integration └── Regulatory compliance
Wave 4 (Months 19-24): Mainframe decommission ├── Final data migration ├── Legacy system shutdown ├── Process optimization └── Performance tuning ```
Technical Implementation
Target Architecture: ``` Multi-Cloud Strategy: ├── Primary: Microsoft Azure (80% workloads) │ ├── Azure Kubernetes Service (microservices) │ ├── Azure SQL Database (transactional data) │ ├── Azure Synapse Analytics (data warehouse) │ ├── Azure Machine Learning (AI/ML models) │ └── Azure DevOps (CI/CD pipelines) │ ├── Secondary: AWS (15% workloads) │ ├── S3 (data lake storage) │ ├── Lambda (serverless functions) │ ├── SageMaker (specialized ML models) │ └── CloudWatch (monitoring) │ └── Hybrid: On-premise (5% workloads) ├── Sensitive customer data ├── Legacy integration layer ├── Network appliances └── Physical security systems ```
Data Migration Strategy: ```sql -- Example: Historical mortality data migration -- Source: DB2 mainframe → Target: Azure SQL Database
-- Phase 1: Schema conversion CREATE TABLE mortality_experience_azure ( experience_id UNIQUEIDENTIFIER PRIMARY KEY, policy_number VARCHAR(50) NOT NULL, birth_date DATE NOT NULL, issue_date DATE NOT NULL, death_date DATE NULL, gender CHAR(1) NOT NULL, occupation_code VARCHAR(10), policy_amount DECIMAL(15,2), created_date DATETIME2 DEFAULT GETDATE(), migrated_date DATETIME2 DEFAULT GETDATE() );
-- Phase 2: Data validation & cleansing WITH source_data AS ( SELECT DISTINCT policy_number, birth_date, issue_date, death_date, gender, occupation_code, policy_amount FROM legacy_mortality_table WHERE birth_date >= '1950-01-01' AND policy_amount > 0 AND gender IN ('M', 'F') ), validated_data AS ( SELECT *, CASE WHEN death_date < birth_date THEN NULL ELSE death_date END as corrected_death_date FROM source_data WHERE DATEDIFF(year, birth_date, COALESCE(death_date, GETDATE())) BETWEEN 18 AND 120 ) INSERT INTO mortality_experience_azure (experience_id, policy_number, birth_date, issue_date, death_date, gender, occupation_code, policy_amount) SELECT NEWID(), policy_number, birth_date, issue_date, corrected_death_date, gender, occupation_code, policy_amount FROM validated_data; ```
Results & Benefits
Performance Improvements:
Cost Optimization:
Business Capabilities:
Risk & Security:
Specialized Cloud Platforms
1. Willis Towers Watson TAS (Technology-Actuarial Solutions)
Cloud-Native Actuarial Platform
Core Platform Components: ``` TAS Platform Architecture: ├── Valuation Engine (proprietary algorithms) ├── Data Management (multi-source integration) ├── Modeling Tools (stochastic + deterministic) ├── Reporting Suite (regulatory + custom) ├── Workflow Management (project tracking) ├── Security Framework (enterprise-grade) └── API Layer (third-party integration) ```
Specialized Modules:
Implementation at Afore Principal
Project Scope:
Platform Configuration: ```yaml
TAS Cloud Configuration - Afore Principal
platform: deployment: multi-tenant-dedicated region: mexico-central availability_zones: 3 auto_scaling: enabled compute: valuation_workers: 50 max_workers: 200 cpu_per_worker: 8 memory_per_worker: 32GB storage: hot_storage: 15TB (frequent access) warm_storage: 47TB (monthly access) cold_storage: 156TB (archive) backup_retention: 7_years networking: bandwidth: 10Gbps dedicated latency_sla: <50ms Mexico City vpn_connections: 5 (different offices) api_rate_limit: 10000_requests_per_minute ```Business Impact:
2. Milliman Arius Platform
Next-Generation Actuarial Cloud
Arius Platform Features:
Case Study: Seguros Atlas Implementation
Business Challenge:
Arius Implementation: ``` Implementation Roadmap: Week 1-4: Data migration + user training Week 5-8: Model configuration + validation Week 9-12: Parallel run + performance tuning Week 13-16: Full production + legacy decommission ```
Platform Utilization:
ROI Achievement:
3. Moody's Analytics Platform
Enterprise Risk & Actuarial Cloud
Platform Capabilities:
Implementation at Grupo Financiero Inbursa
Use Case: IFRS 17 Compliance ``` IFRS 17 Implementation Architecture: Source Systems (Policy Admin + Claims) → Data Lake (Raw policy data) → Moody's Analytics Platform → ├── Contract Grouping Engine ├── Measurement Models (BBA + VFA + PAA) ├── Discount Curve Construction ├── Risk Adjustment Calculation └── CSM/Loss Component Tracking → Financial Reporting (IFRS 17 statements) ```
Technical Configuration:
Compliance Results:
Security & Compliance en Cloud
1. Zero-Trust Security Model
Identity-Centric Security
Authentication Mechanisms: ``` Multi-Factor Authentication Stack: ├── Primary: SAML 2.0 SSO (Active Directory) ├── Secondary: Mobile push notifications ├── Backup: SMS OTP + email verification ├── Advanced: Biometric authentication (fingerprint/face) └── Emergency: Recovery codes + security questions
Conditional Access Policies: ├── Location-based (IP geo-fencing) ├── Device compliance (managed devices only) ├── Time-based (business hours restrictions) ├── Risk-based (anomaly detection triggers) └── Application-sensitive (actuarial data extra verification) ```
Authorization Framework: ``` Role-Based Access Control (RBAC): ├── Actuarial Analyst (read calculation results) ├── Senior Actuary (create + modify models) ├── Principal Actuary (approve + sign reports) ├── Actuarial Manager (team oversight + budgets) ├── Chief Actuary (strategic decisions + compliance) ├── System Administrator (technical maintenance) └── Auditor (read-only + audit trails)
Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC): ├── Department (pension vs insurance vs consulting) ├── Client clearance level (public vs confidential) ├── Data classification (public vs internal vs restricted) ├── Time-based (temporary project access) └── Location-based (office vs remote vs international) ```
2. Data Protection & Privacy
Encryption Strategy
Encryption at Rest:
Encryption in Transit:
Encryption in Use: ```python
Example: Homomorphic encryption for actuarial calculations
from phe import paillierGenerate public/private key pair
public_key, private_key = paillier.generate_paillier_keypair()Encrypt sensitive salary data
encrypted_salaries = [public_key.encrypt(salary) for salary in employee_salaries]Perform calculations on encrypted data
total_encrypted_payroll = sum(encrypted_salaries) average_encrypted_salary = total_encrypted_payroll * (1.0/len(encrypted_salaries))Decrypt only final results
total_payroll = private_key.decrypt(total_encrypted_payroll) average_salary = private_key.decrypt(average_encrypted_salary)print(f"Total payroll: ${total_payroll:,.2f}") print(f"Average salary: ${average_salary:,.2f}") ```
Privacy by Design
Data Minimization:
Consent Management: ```javascript // Privacy consent tracking system class ConsentManager { constructor(userId, platform) { this.userId = userId; this.platform = platform; this.consents = new Map(); } recordConsent(purpose, granted, expiry = null) { const consent = { purpose: purpose, granted: granted, timestamp: new Date().toISOString(), expiry: expiry, ipAddress: this.getClientIP(), platform: this.platform }; this.consents.set(purpose, consent); this.auditLog('CONSENT_RECORDED', consent); return consent; } checkConsent(purpose) { const consent = this.consents.get(purpose); if (!consent || !consent.granted) { return false; } if (consent.expiry && new Date() > new Date(consent.expiry)) { this.recordConsent(purpose, false); // Auto-expire return false; } return true; } revokeConsent(purpose) { const revocation = this.recordConsent(purpose, false); this.auditLog('CONSENT_REVOKED', revocation); this.triggerDataDeletion(purpose); return revocation; } } ```
3. Regulatory Compliance Automation
GDPR/LGPD Compliance
Data Subject Rights Automation: ```python class DataSubjectRightsHandler: def __init__(self, data_catalog, encryption_service): self.data_catalog = data_catalog self.encryption_service = encryption_service async def handle_access_request(self, subject_id, verification_token): """Process GDPR Article 15 - Right of Access""" # Verify identity if not await self.verify_identity(subject_id, verification_token): raise UnauthorizedError("Identity verification failed") # Find all data for subject personal_data = await self.data_catalog.find_all_data(subject_id) # Decrypt and format response decrypted_data = {} for source, encrypted_data in personal_data.items(): decrypted_data[source] = await self.encryption_service.decrypt(encrypted_data) # Generate portable format export_package = { 'subject_id': subject_id, 'export_date': datetime.utcnow().isoformat(), 'data_sources': decrypted_data, 'processing_purposes': await self.get_processing_purposes(subject_id), 'retention_periods': await self.get_retention_info(subject_id), 'third_party_sharing': await self.get_sharing_info(subject_id) } # Audit log await self.audit_log('DATA_ACCESS_REQUEST_FULFILLED', subject_id) return export_package async def handle_erasure_request(self, subject_id, verification_token): """Process GDPR Article 17 - Right to Erasure""" # Verify identity and legal basis if not await self.verify_identity(subject_id, verification_token): raise UnauthorizedError("Identity verification failed") if await self.has_legal_obligation_to_retain(subject_id): raise LegalException("Cannot erase due to legal retention requirements") # Find all instances of personal data data_locations = await self.data_catalog.find_all_locations(subject_id) # Execute erasure across all systems erasure_results = {} for location in data_locations: try: await self.execute_erasure(location, subject_id) erasure_results[location] = 'SUCCESS' except Exception as e: erasure_results[location] = f'FAILED: {str(e)}' # Verify erasure completion remaining_data = await self.data_catalog.find_all_data(subject_id) if remaining_data: raise DataErasureError(f"Erasure incomplete: {remaining_data}") # Audit log await self.audit_log('DATA_ERASURE_REQUEST_FULFILLED', subject_id, erasure_results) return erasure_results ```
Future Trends & Innovations
1. Serverless-First Architecture
Event-Driven Actuarial Computing
Emerging Patterns 2026:
2. Edge Computing para Actuarios
Distributed Calculation Networks
Use Cases:
3. Quantum Cloud Computing
Quantum Advantage Timeline
Near-term (2026-2028):
Long-term (2028+):
Recomendaciones Estratégicas
Para CTOs y Technology Leaders
Immediate Actions (Next 6 months): 1. Cloud readiness assessment: Evaluate current architecture 2. Skills development: Train teams in cloud-native technologies 3. Security framework: Implement zero-trust model 4. Cost optimization: Right-size existing cloud resources
Strategic Planning (6-24 months): 1. Platform consolidation: Migrate to unified cloud platform 2. API-first approach: Enable ecosystem integration 3. Data strategy: Implement modern data architecture 4. Innovation pipeline: Establish emerging technology evaluation
Para Chief Actuaries
Technology Adoption Strategy: 1. Platform evaluation: Select appropriate cloud actuarial platform 2. Change management: Prepare teams for cloud transformation 3. Process re-engineering: Optimize workflows for cloud 4. Quality assurance: Maintain accuracy during transition
Para CFOs
Investment Priorities: 1. Cloud infrastructure: Allocate budget for platform migration 2. Professional services: Engage experienced implementation partners 3. Training investment: Develop internal cloud capabilities 4. Risk management: Implement robust cloud governance
Conclusión
La transformación hacia plataformas actuariales en la nube representa la evolución más significativa en la tecnología actuarial desde la adopción de computadoras personales en los años 80. En 2025, las empresas mexicanas que han abrazado completamente esta transformación están experimentando mejoras dramáticas en eficiencia, precisión y capacidad de innovación.
La convergencia de cloud computing, artificial intelligence, microservices architecture y serverless computing está creando oportunidades sin precedentes para reinventar cómo se entregan los servicios actuariales. Las plataformas cloud no solo ofrecen ventajas técnicas sino que habilitan nuevos modelos de negocio, mayor agilidad organizacional y capacidades de análisis previamente imposibles.
Las organizaciones que adopten una estrategia cloud-first para sus operaciones actuariales tendrán ventajas competitivas sostenibles en costo, velocidad, precisión y capacidad de innovación.
En DAFEL, estamos liderando esta transformación cloud, ayudando a nuestros clientes a navegar exitosamente la migración hacia plataformas digitales de próxima generación.
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