Cryptocurrency and blockchain are growing. The good news? The insurance industry’s response is already robust.

Contingent business interruption can help companies recover losses from supply chain woes.

This session at RIMS 2022 in San Francisco dove into the risks of using artificial intelligence. Though they are tangible, they don’t rise to the level portrayed in some feature films.

How much of a role is bias and discrimination playing into insurance rate pricing? More, than you think, according to this 2022 RIMS session.

A 2022 RIMS session looked at new regulations that impact the autonomous vehicle industry.

Your biometric data is being used increasingly by different companies as a password or to gain access to locations.

Cyber exposures have CEOs on edge. A session at the 2022 RIMS conference examines what can be done to mitigate the risks.

A 2022 RIMS session shared why incorporating a biopsychosocial approach could mean all the difference in a worker’s recovery.

A wealth of data has been captured since the onset of the pandemic via IoT sensors.

The Vermont Captive Insurance Association is back in-person for its annual conference this August.

From the effects of long-COVID to the Great Resignation, employers should keep an eye on these absence management trends in 2022.

The National Ergonomics Conference is the leading gathering of its kind for those thought leaders who want to help American workers do their jobs more safely and more productively.

National Comp is seeking educational proposals for its 2022 program. Here are some ideas to get you started building your own proposal to speak this October.

At Triple-I’s Joint Industry Forum, a panel discussed runaway litigation and how it is affecting the industry.

As cyber risk grows, will insurers have the capacity to provide coverage?

From more flexible work arrangements to diversity and inclusion, here’s what the next generation of insurance talent is looking for.

To kick-off Triple-I’s Joint Industry Forum CEO Sean Kevelighan discussed the top issues insurers and risk managers should be watching next year.

At National Comp 2021, attendees heard firsthand from a PTSD survivor how virtual reality can be used to treat workplace trauma and pain.

A session at 2021 National Comp discussed which trends and issues will be prominent in both 2022 and beyond.

Cannabis, telemedicine and CMS changes are just a few of the trends that should be on radar for the workers’ comp community.