CompScience Featured on Insurance Shoptalk with Host Eric Stein
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CompScience Featured on Insurance Shoptalk with Host Eric Stein

We’re excited to announce that our Director of Marketing, James Allgood, and Business Development Manager, Chad Carpenter, were recently featured on[...]

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How quantifying risks and productivity gains can help get safety improvements funded

Quantifying the risks and productivity gains associated with safety improvements can be an effective way to get those improvements funded. By demonstrating the potential costs and consequences of workplace accidents and injuries, and by showing the potential benefits of safety improvements in terms of reduced costs and increased productivity, organizations can make a strong case […]

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Why Is Workplace Accident Prevention Underinvested?

There are a number of reasons why workplace accident prevention may be underinvested but here are some facts. $55B is spent on workers’ compensation in the US, but only 2% of premiums go to safety 2.8m non-fatal workplace accidents annually in the US 360,000 deaths  annually worldwide   Here are 5 reasons your organization may […]

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Predictive analytics can lower your Xmod and insurance rates.

With predictive analytics generated by applying computer vision to video of the workplace, CompScience has created tool that can actually predict accidents before they happen. Transcript Kristopher Mizel: ‍ So the experience mod is a lagging indicator. It doesn’t take into account this year’s losses. It doesn’t take into account last year’s losses. It takes […]

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Using Deep Learning AI with Video Analytics Can Quantify Activities, Hazards, and Near Misses in the Workplace

Video analytics using deep learning AI can be used to produce a rich picture of activities, hazards, and near misses in the workplace by analyzing video footage of the workplace. According to a survey conducted by the International Association of Professional Security Consultants (IAPSC), 63% of respondents reported using video surveillance in their workplace, with […]

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