Origami Risk Claims Administration Platform Selected By WCF Insurance Company To Drive Commerical Lines Growth July 29, 2026 By adrian Utah-Based Insurer Implements New Claims Platform to Scale Operations and Support Strategic Commercial Lines Growth Key Takeaways: CHICAGO, JULY 29, 2026 – Origami Risk, the industry-leading risk, safety, and insurance Software as a Service (SaaS) technology firm, today announced that WCF Insurance Company (WCF) has selected its cloud-native claims platform to drive operational efficiency and … Continued
Using AI to Turn EHS Data into Faster, Proactive Action July 25, 2026 By adrian EHS teams are collecting more safety data than ever, but turning that data into consistent, timely action remains a challenge. Prioritizing what matters, ensuring corrective actions are completed, and maintaining visibility across sites can be difficult — even with digital systems in place. AI is starting to change that. By embedding intelligence directly into EHS workflows, organizations are improving how incidents … Continued
The Connected Workflow Imperative July 25, 2026 By adrian As risk grows more complex, risk, safety, insurance, and compliance teams keep running into the same wall: the work isn’t the problem, what’s missing in between is. Data lives in one system, decisions get made in another, and people spend their time closing the gap by hand. This infographic shows where those gaps cost the … Continued
The Hidden Cost of Disconnected Safety Data in Transportation July 23, 2026 By adrian A fleet safety director can spend the first two hours of their week pulling data before they can answer the question that actually matters: what actually happened last Friday. Transportation safety and risk managers have more data than ever, spread across more systems than ever. By the time someone reconciles it all, the moment to … Continued
The Patient Safety Leader’s Guide to Patient Safety Event Prioritization July 20, 2026 By adrian Patient safety leaders struggle with an impossible bottleneck: underreporting combined with an inability to triage what gets reported. Reporting barriers, inconsistent definitions, and manual review processes that can’t scale mean serious harm often goes uninvestigated; corrective actions lack validation, and dangerous patterns remain invisible. This guide walks through the barriers to both complete reporting and … Continued
Operational Resilience vs. Business Continuity: What Every Risk Leader Needs to Know July 20, 2026 By adrian Risk leaders hear “business continuity” and “operational resilience” used interchangeably. They’re related disciplines, but they serve different purposes, and the distinction shapes how organizations build programs that hold up when conditions change faster than any plan anticipated. Business continuity gives organizations predefined plans and recovery procedures for maintaining or restoring critical operations during a disruption. … Continued
Your Reporting Culture Is Working. Your Triage Process May Not Be. July 20, 2026 By adrian For patient safety leaders at mid-to-large health systems, rising event-reporting volume is a genuine sign of progress. But it also creates a harder operational problem. More events entering the system means more decisions to make, more noise competing with serious signals, and a manual review process that was built for a different scale. The good … Continued
Why Your ERM Program Produces Reports No One Acts On July 14, 2026 By adrian Most ERM Directors know a functioning program has a maintained risk register, a completed annual assessment, and heat maps delivered to the board on schedule. What they struggle to point to is evidence that any of it changed a decision. When leadership sits down to allocate capital, evaluate a new market, or weigh a strategic … Continued
From Renewal Scramble to Year-Round Visibility July 13, 2026 By adrian Renewal decisions, exposure changes, and policy details that shape renewal outcomes happen all year, but most risk teams only get visibility when it’s time to go to market. When coverage details are trapped in PDFs, quote history is scattered across emails, and policy data lives in your broker’s system, answering simple questions becomes manual work. … Continued
How a Unified Risk Management Framework Unlocks AI-Driven Outcomes July 9, 2026 By adrian Risk managers have known that they need to unify risk data for years. They hear it in vendor pitches, read it in industry reports, and feel it personally every time they’ve had to reconcile spreadsheets before a board presentation. Now, the consequences are more urgent. AI capabilities are arriving in enterprise software across every function, … Continued