While improving data methodology and the use of risk management information systems continue to drive the top 10 results, connecting risk technology to return on investment is becoming a major focus. According to Aon, more than 25 percent of respondents said they expect to save up to $50,000 per year from using risk/insurance and claims technology. In addition, Aon predicts another growing influencer: "Compliance is a relatively new topic in the risk management industry, and as more companies explore cloud offerings to store and report on their organizational data, compliance may well make an appearance in the top ten in our next survey," says Kathy Burns, CEO of Aon eSolutions. Notably absent from the top 10 this year were claims management and control and transparency.
1. Accuracy and Reliability of Data
2. Automation of Processes
3. Data Consolidation and Management
4. Management of Reporting Improvements
5. Risk Management Process Improvement
6. Ease of Access to Data from One Location
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