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Does our risk tech all speak the same language? As needs move to predictive risks, how can that be better articulated? I've had many conversations in recent times on how there is a real need to shift from reactive risk to a more proactive and predictive risk ecosystem. Over the past year, much of the intel industry's efforts are often built around webinars and documents (often long PDF reads). Now you can transcribe webinars and utilise documents to use AI to do the deeper an

Does AI chat actual help or hinder during an incident? In context to people risk technology (as with much of enterprise tech) as we introduce more AI capabilities, such as chat ... does the customer become the product? The move to building an organisation's people risk data into an architecture where we can use AI to analyse, create, enact and scrutinise (whether agentic or generative) ... has this shifted the capability of 'what the user needs to know or do' from the product

Do you know when AI is involved in your risk intel? Given how AI has hit the news again ... when do you know, for sure, what you are reading has come from AI or not? I ask this in context to People and Travel Risk Management ... when you see a notification, an event or a growing situation ... do you know where AI has been used to trigger that or form that conclusion? This will depend on what data sources you are using for intelligence, what tech is place monitoring situations

Is all well in your travel risk management and ops centre? We are building a Red Team ... and we are going to break your Travel Risk program! ... and here is how ... 🛫 We will cut the integration between your TRM platform and your HR and travel booking platforms, see if you notice 🧑‍⚕️ Over time, we will get your employees to ignore updating their profile, or add bad contact details 🙆 Let's update your travel booking tool so that it fails to properly identify and collect v

TRA blog article diving deeper in UX in travel risk In a Travel Risk Academy article, I dive deeper into why traditional Travel Risk Management (TRM) platforms often fail not because the underlying risk intelligence is flawed, but because the software is too clunky for travelers and safety managers to use effectively. Prioritising user experience (UX) transforms travel safety tools from ignored compliance software into active, life-saving habits. Some of the key points raised