How Government Risk Teams Are Scaling Safety Without Adding Headcount: Insights from Our 2026 User Group July 7, 2026 By adrian Government risk and safety teams are often asked to do something that sounds impossible on paper. They must manage safety compliance, environmental requirements, workers’ compensation, and risk programs across dozens of departments and employee populations, with a team that could fit in a single conference room. For many public sector organizations, this is the daily … Continued
What Manufacturing Risk and Safety Leaders Are Prioritizing: From Our 2026 User Group July 5, 2026 By adrian In most manufacturing organizations, the risk manager and the safety director are working toward the same goal. They’re watching the same employees, tracking the same exposures, trying to reduce the same losses. What they’re often missing is a shared operational system to do it from. That structural gap is what manufacturing risk and safety leaders … Continued
ERM 101: The Basics of Enterprise Risk Management July 1, 2026 By Origami Risk Enterprise risk management (ERM) is a structured, organization-wide approach to identifying, assessing, and responding to the risks that could affect an organization’s ability to achieve its objectives. It treats risk as a strategic concern that belongs in the boardroom and the business plan. For organizations ready to move beyond siloed assessments and reactive response, ERM … Continued
How Hospitals Can Increase Patient Safety Event Reporting June 26, 2026 By Origami Risk Adverse safety events occur every day, and many of them lead to serious harm. They affect patients across entire health systems. In hospitals, doctors and nurses face constant demands on their time, and reporting incidents can easily fall to the bottom of the list. But the ability to collect and analyze this data is crucial … Continued
How Chemical Management Software Helps Prevent Occupational Hazards Across Multiple Sites June 26, 2026 By adrian It’s Tuesday morning, and you open your email inbox to see that your safety coordinator at the facility in Memphis sent over a report about an exposure incident yesterday. Chemical spill, confined space cleanup. You pull up the incident form, but you also need to open the exposure documentation that lives in a shared drive. … Continued
What We Heard at ASSP 2026: The Case for Connected EHS Workflows in an AI-Heavy Market June 26, 2026 By adrian ASSP 2026 in Anaheim made it clear that the EHS technology conversation has matured. Attendees have moved past debating whether AI belongs in safety programs. The live question is whether their organizations are ready for it. Most are finding that the foundation they have built matters more than the tools they choose. One clear takeaway … Continued
On Premises, Cloud & SaaS: Why the Difference Matters June 25, 2026 By Origami Risk Organizations evaluating risk, safety, and insurance technology often use the terms on-premises, cloud-hosted, and Software as a Service (SaaS) interchangeably. Organizations evaluating risk, safety, and insurance technology often confuse cloud-hosted and Software as a Service (SaaS) with one another, or mistake them for on-premises solutions. While cloud and SaaS share some similarities, on-premises software operates … Continued
Building a More Connected Insurance Ecosystem With the Origami Risk Marketplace June 17, 2026 By adrian Most insurers have spent the last decade modernizing their technology environments. They’re moving claims systems to the cloud, adopting new underwriting data sources, and implementing specialized solutions for fraud detection, document intelligence, analytics, and AI-driven decision support. As a result, many insurance organizations now operate within an ecosystem of platforms, partners, and data providers that … Continued
ERM – Moving Beyond Enterprise Risk Assessments and Risk Heat Maps June 10, 2026 By Origami Risk Enterprise risk assessments and risk heat maps continue to play an important role in risk management programs. They help organizations identify, categorize, and prioritize risks across the business. The challenge is that risk leaders are being asked to do far more than identify risk. Executives want to understand how risk affects strategic objectives. Boards expect timely visibility into emerging threats. Organizations need the … Continued
Connected Occupational Health Programs Help Healthcare Teams Prevent Injuries Earlier June 3, 2026 By adrian Most healthcare organizations already have an occupational health program in place. The problem is that many of those programs still rely on disconnected processes. Teams spend too much time chasing updates, managing spreadsheets, and moving information between systems. For example, a nurse strain injury can set off a long chain of follow-up work. In many … Continued