This month we will discuss how technology is driving safety and health success. Ironically, when I was researching this topic on the Internet, an obvious artificial intelligence (AI) “chat bot” popped ...

Good things take time. This well-known idiom can be applied to virtually every aspect of a company’s development, including its safety culture and how safely people perform their jobs. The definition ...

AI and predictive analytics are shifting fleet safety from reactive responses to proactive, real-time prevention. Integrating data from vehicles, drivers, and environments is key to reducing risks and ...

Most classroom doors have locks that can help keep out intruders. School buses aren’t afforded the same luxury due to the nature of how they operate, constantly letting students on and off. That’s ...

When people hear the term "safety technology," they often think of digital management systems designed to capture hazards, incident reports and compliance data. While these tools play an important ...

Workplace safety is something that always needs to be a top priority. The wellbeing of your employees and ensuring they're safe when they come into work, whether this be in a warehouse or an office, ...

The National Safety Council (NSC) recently released Safety Technology 2024, which examined trends in workplace hazards and safety technology implementation since 2020. Key findings include: Increased ...

Safe schools are a prerequisite for student achievement. Increasingly, this vital aspect is more aspirational than realistic as schools face threats on many fronts. From the looming risk of on-campus ...

As a healthcare technology leader with over 30 years of experience, I have witnessed firsthand the technological revolutions that have transformed and digitized patient safety processes—from the ...

Technology has become a keystone for making schools safe for kids these days. It’s appearing everywhere, even in things as simple as the visitors’ sign-in sheet. “While many schools have paper log ...

For decades, drug safety has depended on one simple but demanding task: turning fragments of information from patients, physicians, and trials into clear signals that protect lives. Today, that ...