An ITC Vegas session in September explored the changing landscape of A.I. governance.

The Hartford’s John Russo discusses how data-driven decision-making, disciplined portfolio management and trusted broker relationships are shaping the future of specialty underwriting.

A veteran health care executive discusses how stronger provider partnerships, data-driven insights and collaborative network management can improve outcomes for injured workers, providers and payers alike.

Nationwide’s John Anthony explains how underwriting discipline, data and stronger wholesale partnerships can help E&S carriers navigate increasingly complex risks and uncover new opportunities.

MedRisk CEO Sri Sridharan discusses how the company is using its vast workers’ compensation data, AI and provider insights to improve patient care, optimize medical costs and create stronger partnerships across the claims ecosystem.

A new survey reveals the priorities, obstacles, and evolving perspectives on technology shaping the workers’ compensation industry today.

The U.S. economy added 172,000 jobs in May and job openings surged to their highest level since early 2024, according to the National Council on Compensation Insurance.

As automation takes over administrative tasks, claims specialists are discovering new opportunities to focus on what technology cannot replicate: empathy, judgment, and meaningful communication with injured workers.

CorVel’s executive team offers seven predictions on how AI adoption and proactive care models will transform risk management by 2026.

He reports that businesses are seeing enablement of their work more broadly through generative AI technology.

In workers’ compensation risk management, fragmented data systems can prevent stakeholders from seeing the complete picture. Industry leaders are turning to integrated analytics to bridge these gaps and deliver better outcomes for injured workers.

2025 Redhand Advisors RMIS survey reveals growing AI adoption and middle-market expansion despite implementation challenges, budget constraints.

Former Maryland and Washington quarterback Sam Hollenbach talks to Risk & Insurance in his new role as president and CEO of Amp Health.

Chaz Perera and his Roots Automation co-founder John Cottongim are using their experience within the insurance industry to address the challenges of unstructured data.

As insurers grapple with severe weather and emerging risks, advanced location intelligence offers solutions for the P&C industry, according to Nearmap.

Kevin Rampe from Chubb shares insights on the future of claims management, focusing on the synergy between skilled professionals and advanced digital tools, the role of empathy in claims service, and the impact of data analytics on decision-making processes.

Amidst a fast-changing and complex risk landscape, successful P&C insurers should embrace risk mitigation, predictive modeling and AI tools and technology, a Capgemini report.

Advancing how insureds and their insurers collect and share cybersecurity data is the goal of Secondsight’s Reuben Vandeventer.

Emerging risks are always in mind for underwriters, but reinventing the wheel is rarely necessary to give brokers and insureds the new types of security they seek.

MedRisk’s newly appointed CEO, Sri Sridharan, talks to Risk & Insurance about the culture he leads and the vast amount of injured worker data his team has at its disposal.