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The Future of Risk Technology Much like the 2009 Global Risk Technology Survey, the 2012 survey indicates that there is a drive for efficiency and a demand to move risk technology beyond traditional tracking and toward a broader and more powerful context of risk management. Of the respondents planning to purchase a RMIS tool from a risk specialist in the future, 46.9 percent said that the primary business driver for this decision is the need to automate and streamline processes, while 42.9 percent cited claims management and 40.8 named Enterprise Risk Management as their primary driver. Clearly, organizations are evaluating how to best manage information and anticipate change. Many are placing more confidence and reliance on a RMIS to help them navigate the turbulent global economy. In the continuing recession, 76.7 percent of respondents predicted that the economy and budgets would have a positive impact on the future of risk technology, indicating that as risk management, cost cutting, and the accurate and strategic use of business-critical information becomes more important, innovations in risk technology are expected to rise to meet demand. Likewise, more than half of the respondents in the survey, 57.7 percent, said that changes in the business strategy would positively impact the future of risk technology, and 63 percent cited organizational change as a reason for future positive trends. Change in Business Strategy Economic Budgets % 5.2 8.6 15.9 30.2 40.1 Strongly Agree Agree Neither Agree nor Disagree Disagree Strongly Disagree % 20.5 24.4 49.1 Strongly Agree Agree Neither Agree nor Disagree Disagree 3.4 2.6 Strongly Disagree 42 Global Risk Technology Survey 2012 Aon Risk Solutions | Aon eSolutions