AI in Insurance: The Real Work Starts After the Technology (HS)

AI in Insurance: The Real Work Starts After the Technology | Redhand Advisors

Patrick O'Neill — Thu, 12 Mar 2026 18:54:31 GMT

Redhand Advisors recently hosted a webinar titled “Digital Transformation in the Age of Compliance & Governance.” The discussion explored how insurance organizations are navigating the intersection of AI adoption, regulatory pressure, and operational transformation.

Digital Transformation in the Age of Compliance & Governance | Redhand Advisors

Brendan — Thu, 05 Mar 2026 21:38:27 GMT

Digital transformation inside insurance organizations has entered a new phase. This isn’t about incremental system upgrades. It’s about operating model reinvention under the pressure of regulatory complexity, AI acceleration, and rising governance expectations.

Issue 34 | Redhand Advisors

Brendan — Tue, 17 Feb 2026 21:53:27 GMT

Welcome to the latest issue of RiskTech Insights, where we continue to explore the cutting-edge intersections of technology and risk management.

The Path to AI-Powered Insurance Strategy Starts With Program Visibility | Redhand Advisors

Brendan — Fri, 06 Feb 2026 19:08:12 GMT

In a recent Redhand Advisors RiskTech Webinar, I was joined by Ryan Cantor, Chief Product & Technology Officer at Origami Risk, we explored a challenge that continues to surface in renewal discussions across industries: organizations cannot apply AI meaningfully to insurance programs until they establish a strong data foundation that delivers true program visibility.

The Path to AI-Powered Insurance Strategy: Building the Data Foundation for True Program Visibility | Redhand Advisors

Brendan — Thu, 29 Jan 2026 17:43:34 GMT

The conversation will focus on what risk leaders can realistically do today to strengthen their data foundation — and why that work must come before AI and advanced analytics can deliver meaningful value in insurance programs.

Issue 33 | Redhand Advisors

Brendan — Thu, 08 Jan 2026 19:44:42 GMT

Welcome to the latest issue of RiskTech Insights, where we continue to explore the cutting-edge intersections of technology and risk management.

RiskTech 2026: From Fragmented Tools to a Connected Risk Operating System | Redhand Advisors

Brendan — Tue, 06 Jan 2026 15:38:20 GMT

Risk management technology is entering a defining moment. After years of incremental progress, organizations are confronting a reality where disconnected tools, manual workarounds, and siloed data can no longer keep pace with expanding risk complexity. At the same time, advances in AI, analytics, and integration are creating a real opportunity to rethink how risk technology works and what it enables.

2025 RMIS & RiskTech Year in Review: From Modernization to Measurable Value | Redhand Advisors

Brendan — Wed, 31 Dec 2025 20:01:44 GMT

As we close out 2025, one thing is clear, the RMIS and broader RiskTech market has crossed an important threshold. This was not a year defined by flashy announcements or wholesale system replacements. Instead, 2025 was about execution, realism, and value realization.

The State of AI in Risk Management: From Curiosity to Capability | Redhand Advisors

Brendan — Mon, 15 Dec 2025 19:29:34 GMT

Artificial intelligence (AI) has moved from the periphery of risk management conversations to the center of nearly every strategic discussion. Risk leaders across industries are being asked by executives, “What’s your AI strategy?” and many don’t yet have an answer. Despite the buzz, the reality is that most organizations are still in the early stages of understanding where AI fits, what value it can deliver, and how to operationalize it within existing systems and workflows.

A Guide for First-Time RMIS Buyers: What Today’s Risk Leaders Need to Know | Redhand Advisors

Brendan — Wed, 19 Nov 2025 01:10:01 GMT

Organizations across industries are reaching a breaking point in how they manage incidents, claims, safety activity, compliance requirements, and the growing expectations of executive leadership. Spreadsheets, shared drives, and carrier portals once felt sufficient, but they no longer meet the needs of modern risk programs. Increasingly, even mid-sized organizations, those with small or lean risk teams, are investing in a Risk Management Information System (RMIS) for the first time.