Smart Innovators: Risk Management Information Systems (RMIS)
28 Feb, 2025
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Executive Summary
In today’s ever-changing risk landscape, operational risks and workplace incidents are far more numerous and costly than most people realize. The UK Health and Safety Executive (HSE) estimated that the annual cost of workplace injuries and new cases of work-related ill health in Great Britain for 2022/23 was £21.6 billion ($27.3 billion), highlighting the growing cost of the risks organizations face. As insurance premiums rise, effectively managing these risks requires digital tools that can centralize data, analyse exposures, track costs and deliver actionable insights in real time. Against this backdrop, this report serves as a valuable resource for buyers of risk management information systems (RMIS) software, offering a high-level benchmark of the capabilities across five key software solution providers. Risk executives, claims handlers, finance functions and compliance teams should use this report to compare the relative capabilities of vendors across six key functionality areas to inform their RMIS software purchasing decisions for 2025. Software vendors should leverage this information to benchmark and enhance their solution capabilities to better meet evolving business demands.
Summary for decision-makers
The risk management information systems (RMIS) market is difficult to navigate
Firms increasingly recognize the role of RMIS in successfully managing costs of risk
The current state of the RMIS software market
Evaluated firms and selection criteria
Vendors from a range of heritages offer RMIS capabilities
Core capabilities essential for RMIS software
Vendors differentiate their offerings through innovative functionality
The risk management information systems (RMIS) market is difficult to navigate
Firms increasingly recognize the role of RMIS in successfully managing costs of risk
The current state of the RMIS software market
Evaluated firms and selection criteria
Vendors from a range of heritages offer RMIS capabilities
Core capabilities essential for RMIS software
Vendors differentiate their offerings through innovative functionality
Figure 1. RMIS lead with highest change in spend over the next two years
Figure 2. Selection process for identifying smart innovators
Figure 3. Vendor heritage mapping
Figure 4. RMIS software assessment criteria
Figure 5. RMIS software providers: capabilities assessment
Figure 2. Selection process for identifying smart innovators
Figure 3. Vendor heritage mapping
Figure 4. RMIS software assessment criteria
Figure 5. RMIS software providers: capabilities assessment
EY, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), Guidewire, Workiva, Archer Technologies, Riskonnect, SAI360, Insurity, Ventiv Technology, US Occupational Safety And Health Administration (OSHA), Resolver, UK Health And Safety Executive (HSE), AMRAE, CorVel, Majesco, OneTRust, MetricStream, Origami Risk, Travelers, Aclaimant, NAVEX, Sapiens, Wolters Kluwer Enablon, Diligent, DXC Technology, Python, Gallagher Bassett, Liberty Mutual, LogicGate, Corporater, OneShield, Duck Creek Technologies, EIS Group, Ebix, Mitratech
About the Authors

Christine O'Donnell
Senior Analyst
Christine is a Senior Analyst at Verdantix, where she provides research-driven insights to help corporate leaders and technology vendors navigate the evolving third-party risk…
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Katelyn Johnson
Senior Manager
Katelyn is a Senior Manager at Verdantix, specializing in enterprise risk management and external risk and resilience. She helps executives navigate today’s evolving ris…
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