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Verdantix Benchmark Names Leading Risk Management Information Systems (RMIS) As Vendors Compete For AI Leadership

Enterprise Risk & GRC
Press Release
11 December 2025
Key highlights
  • Organizations are facing higher claims costs and tighter regulatory scrutiny, increasing the need to centralize risk data across global operations.
  • The RMIS market is accelerating as organizations adopt software to streamline processes, reduce costs and manage claims efficiently.
  • AI is emerging as a central driver of RMIS innovation, enabling proactive safety and claims reduction strategies.

London, UK. As global volatility and operational complexity continue to reshape today’s business environment, the need to centralize risk data across global operations has emerged as a top priority for organizations worldwide. Driven by rising claims costs, tighter regulatory scrutiny and persistent enterprise data fragmentation, firms are increasingly turning to risk management information systems (RMIS) to provide unified platforms capable of managing complex data and reporting demands.

 

The RMIS market is gaining momentum as organizations aim to improve operational efficiency and cost control. Fragmented tools are being replaced by RMIS platforms that centralize data across policies, assets, incidents and claims, providing real-time visibility, stronger controls and faster decision-making. To support this, vendors are now offering enhanced capabilities to handle the growing complexity of incidents, claims handling and enterprise-wide risk tracking, helping firms streamline workflows and mitigate legal exposure amid evolving regulatory and operational pressures.

 

The  Verdantix Green Quadrant: Risk Management Information Systems (RMIS) (2025) report provides CFOs, chief risk officers (CROs) and chief legal officers with a better understanding of the available software options and identifies the best-fit solution for their requirements. The report benchmarks five of the most prominent RMIS solutions in the market, with Origami Risk, Riskonnect and Aclaimant demonstrating the most comprehensive and evolved RMIS capabilities.

 

Key report findings:

 

  • As organizations face rising costs and growing risk complexity, many are turning to RMIS solutions to accurately calculate total cost of risk (TCOR) and centralize key data to identify cost-saving opportunities. For example, Origami Risk’s purpose-built TCOR tools provide real-time calculations across premiums, losses and administrative expenses.
  • Buyers are increasingly seeking solutions that support fast implementation, boost compliance and unify workflows. Aclaimant’s mobile-first platform delivers active risk management and accelerates the entire incident management process.
  • Vendors are responding to the needs of complex enterprises by delivering platforms that unify siloed risk processes and strengthen predictive claims and legal risk control. For instance, Riskonnect provides advanced analytics that assess the likelihood of litigation for individual claims, offering strong audit and regulatory alignment for organizations operating across diverse business units or geographies.
  • AI is central to RMIS vendor strategies. Archer’s AI capabilities span user experience, workflow automation and intelligent data retrieval to align seamlessly with organizations seeking to unify operational risk and governance, risk and compliance (GRC) data.

 

“AI is rapidly reshaping the RMIS landscape, allowing firms to shift from reactive mitigation to proactive safety, compliance and claims reduction strategies,” said Katelyn Johnson, Senior Manager at Verdantix. “Innovations that improve usability, automate workflows and accelerate data access are becoming essential as organizations seek deeper operational risk insight. As risk complexity and cost pressures rise, platforms offering real-time visibility, faster incident resolution and seamless integration with broader GRC ecosystems will be best placed to support enterprise-wide risk optimization.”

 

To learn more, read the full report.

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