Industry News
Your Dashboards and AI Tools Are Only as Good as Your Data
Author, Alyssa Burley, Partner, Rancho Mesa Insurance Services, Inc.
As businesses continue to adopt artificial intelligence (AI) tools and data analytics, the quality of the information entered into applications like Rancho Mesa’s proprietary SafetyOne™ Platform has become increasingly important.
Introducing SafetyOne™ AI: Smarter Safety Insights for Better Decision-Making
Author, Jadyn Brandt, Client Communications Coordinator, Rancho Mesa Insurance Services, Inc.
SafetyOne™ Administrators now have access to SafetyOne AI Data Analytics. AI analysis capabilities are now available on the Observations and Mobile Forms screens. By analyzing your organization’s operational data stored in the platform, SafetyOne AI can produce relevant insights to streamline safety practices. Summarize inspections and observations, identify trends and recurring risks, compare projects, and draft toolbox talks in minutes to save time and resources while making faster and more informed safety decisions.
Navigating the Future of Workers’ Compensation with Todd Lewis: Litigation Trends, AI, and Claims Management
Rancho Mesa President and CEO Dave Garcia sits down with Todd Lewis, Vice President of Claims at Republic Indemnity, to discuss the growing challenges facing California’s workers’ compensation system, including rising litigation and cumulative trauma (CT) claims. They explore how AI is helping claims organizations investigate and manage claims more effectively, along with practical strategies employers can use to reduce claim disputes, support employees, and foster a stronger workplace culture.
Fleet Safety is Evolving: How Telematics and AI Are Changing Fleet Risk
Author, Rory Anderson, Partner, Account Executive, Rancho Mesa Insurance Services, Inc.
Fleet safety technology is rapidly shifting from reactive to proactive. Modern telematics and artificial intelligence (AI) tools now give companies real-time visibility into driver behavior, helping identify and correct risky habits before they turn into accidents.
Insuring the Future: AI Tools for Modern Brokers
Rancho Mesa President David Garcia and Erik Vandermaus, Executive Vice President with BrokerPRO, a data and insight company that’s transforming the insurance industry. Discover how their technology is empowering brokers to streamline workflows, personalize client interactions, and stay competitive in a rapidly evolving market. discuss how to deal with current or former employees who post slanderous videos online, and ways to prevent it from occurring.
New AI Regulations for California Employers
Author, Jadyn Brandt, Client Communications Coordinator, Rancho Mesa Insurance Services, Inc.
On October 1, 2025 California employers with five or more employees will be required to follow new Artificial Intelligence (AI) regulations. The amended regulations address the use of automated-decision systems (ADSs) in employee or prospective-hire evaluations, applying existing antidiscrimination laws to new AI technologies.