When a Three-Hour Build Becomes a Long-Term Liability October 19, 2026 By adrian Picture a risk team that decides to build. They spin up an AI coding assistant and have a certificate-of-insurance intake portal running in about three hours, costing roughly $1,000 in tokens. The portal handles intake, organizes submissions, and retires a manual process the team had complained about for years. Leadership takes notice. That team just … Continued
Built in Three Hours, Owned for Three Years October 19, 2026 By adrian AI has made building software faster and cheaper than ever. A working intake form, checklist, or basic workflow can now take hours instead of weeks. It’s no surprise that more organizations are reconsidering whether to build or buy their technology. But a working prototype is only the beginning. For risk and safety teams, the real … Continued
Harnessing the Power of Data to Effectively Manage Your Captive October 16, 2026 By adrian Captive structures offer significant advantages — but only when the data behind them works. For many risk and finance teams, fragmented systems between the corporation, captive, broker, and carrier create blind spots that erode performance, complicate compliance, and slow down decision-making. In this session, Krsta Novakovic, Head of Group Insurance at AB Electrolux, shares how … Continued
The Intelligence Problem AI-Generated Insurance Software Can’t Solve October 15, 2026 By adrian For most of the last decade, carriers bought their core systems. Building from scratch rarely made sense, and most of them knew it. Then AI coding tools arrived and the math started to look different. A small team can now stand up working software faster than ever before. Gartner projects that 75% of enterprise engineers … Continued
After the Prototype: Why the Real Cost of a Core System Still Lives in Year Two October 15, 2026 By adrian AI has made building a core insurance system faster and more accessible. But a working prototype is only the beginning. What happens when your team takes on the long-term costs of maintaining, integrating, and supporting it? From ongoing integrations and regulatory compliance to key-person dependencies and AI-related risks, the true cost of building often extends … Continued
RMIS GO – A faster, more predictable path to RMIS value October 14, 2026 By adrian Moving to a RMIS is the right decision when spreadsheets and disconnected systems no longer keep up with your risk program. But you don’t need months of implementation and extensive customization to get there. RMIS GO gives you proven foundational RMIS capabilities — incident and claims management, policies, exposures, reporting, and workflow — preconfigured and … Continued
What Patient Safety Directors Should Know Before Selecting a PSO October 13, 2026 By adrian When the Patient Safety and Quality Improvement Act (PSQIA) established the Patient Safety Organization framework, it gave healthcare organizations a federally protected space to report, analyze, and learn from safety events without fear of legal exposure. More than two decades later, many organizations still underestimate how much the quality of that protection depends on two … Continued
Before the Incident: How Connected Data Transforms Contractor Safety Management October 12, 2026 By adrian When a subcontractor passes prequalification with a clean EMR, valid certificates, and a solid safety record, you don’t expect them to be a problem. But six months later, when they’re involved in a recordable incident on your jobsite, you might pull their file and find a familiar pattern. Red flags might be recent inspection findings, … Continued
From Risk Register to Risk Intelligence — Delivering What Boards Are Asking For Now October 12, 2026 By adrian Boards expect risk data that’s current, defensible, and forward-looking. Most risk programs still run on static registers and manual processes. The gap shows up in scattered assessments across the enterprise that can’t be validated, in the inability to model scenarios before board presentations, and in audit trails that depend on institutional knowledge instead of transparent logic. Organizations that are closing this gap … Continued
Build vs. Buy in the Age of AI: A Framework for Risk Managers October 12, 2026 By adrian AI coding tools have made it genuinely fast to build a certificate of insurance intake tool, a custom incident tracker, or an ERM assessment workflow. A small team can have something working in hours — and that speed creates real organizational momentum. The danger is that momentum moves faster than analysis, and a prototype that … Continued