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3 Use Cases for AI in Insurance

By Origami Risk

Claims, underwriting, and risk mitigation are just three areas in which insurers can utilize AI to improve analytical capabilities. To enable these analytical insights, insurers must first evaluate the technologies they have in place and the degree to which those technologies integrate with one another. The difference between data collection and true digital transformation is … Continued

Are You Actually Ready for AI?

By Origami Risk

Before your organization can fully engage with AI, it’s important to first consider the technology currently in place. AI won’t be a viable option for those dependent on legacy systems that often don’t communicate with each other, force data to reside in silos, are expensive to maintain, and contribute to a poor user experience. Current … Continued

Bundled vs. Unbundled RMIS: Is It Time to Make the Switch?

By Origami Risk

For risk management professionals, access to a “bundled” risk management information system (RMIS) provided by an insurance broker, third party administrator (TPA), or insurer often serves as an introduction to the functionality and features of this software solution for analyzing and reporting on an organization’s risk and insurance information. For some, there arrives a point … Continued

Don’t Fear the (RMIS) Reaper: 4 Reasons for Making a Technology Switch

By Origami Risk

Too many risk managers put up with disparate technology and service that never meets expectations. System limitations mean that some settle for inconvenient workarounds to produce reports that still don’t provide the information they need. Others convince themselves they’re okay with waiting months for features and enhancements that could make a major difference now. And … Continued

Elevate 2023 – Origami Risk User Conference Recap

By Origami Risk

System users, prospective clients, and partners gathered in Orlando from October 3-5 for the Origami Risk User Conference. Like previous Origami user conferences, this year’s featured collaborative, hands-on learning opportunities, client-led presentations, and 1:1 sessions with members of the Origami service team. In this post (approximately 4-minute reading time), we provide a high-level overview of … Continued

Client Q&A – Sean Catanese, PRIMA’s 2023 Risk Manager of the Year

By adrian

Each year, the Public Risk Management Association (PRIMA) honors a public-sector risk manager with the Public Risk Manager of the Year award, the most prestigious award an individual member of the organization can receive. This year’s recipient is Sean Catanese, Enterprise Risk Management Program Manager for King County, Washington. We recently had the opportunity to … Continued

4 Strategic Risk Transformations | Leveling Up as a Risk & Safety Professional

By adrian

Today’s complicated, fast-moving risk environment is forcing changes to traditional roles across claims and insurance management, safety, and Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC). How will you stay ahead? While these roles may historically have been heavily weighted toward administration and reporting functions, the modern risk professional is increasingly a strategic role looked to for insight … Continued

What are Rating-as-a-Service (Raas) Solutions And What Are Their Benefits To Insurers?

By Origami Risk

Technology innovations such as telematics, automation, no-code applications, and artificial intelligence (AI) are forcing fast-moving changes throughout the insurance industry. They are also creating opportunities for MGAs, insurers, and others as they experiment with solutions that allow them to be more agile and efficient. The option to leverage automating aspects of insurance through rating as … Continued

Integrated Risk Management (IRM) for Healthcare: Conquering the Great Eight Risks in Healthcare

By Origami Risk

The healthcare climate is complex and demanding and the stakes are high. A focus on patient safety and reducing preventable harm has historically been, and will continue to be, unique to healthcare organizations. However, the changes in healthcare reimbursement models, regulatory and legal compliance, and the increased use of technology have brought additional risks to … Continued