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AI and Duty of Care: Redefining Corporate Responsibility in the Age of Intelligent Systems
ArticleGenerative AI is influencing how companies protect their people – and the law is catching up. As AI moves from support tool to decision-maker, organizations face a fundamental question: How do traditional duties of care apply when machines are making calls that affect employee safety and wellbeing?
Preparing for the 2026 Winter Games
ArticleThe 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Games span seven venues across Northern Italy, presenting complex health, security, and logistical risks. International SOS offers tailored planning, on-site support, and 24/7 assistance to protect your teams and ensure smooth operations.
Mali: Evacuation Monitor Level Increased Amid Fuel Shortages And Security Risks
PodcastWe have increased our Evacuation Monitor level for Mali to EVACUATE: NON-ESSENTIAL WORKFORCE amid fuel blockades and security threats. Our security experts outline the current situation and what it means for organisations with operations in the country.
Tanzania Election 2025: What Organizations Should Know
PodcastAs Tanzania goes to the polls for its 29 October general election, Lead Security Analyst Baani Gambhir and Senior Security Specialist Irina Skvortsova discuss the political landscape, the potential for unrest in major urban centers and the implications for organizations and travelers operating in-country.
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Game Plan: EventSafe Solution for a Sporting Brand
|Paris, FranceDiscover how a globally acclaimed athletic brand successfully managed a high-profile event in Paris with the help of International SOS Consulting. Learn about the comprehensive EventSafe solution that ensures optimal safety and medical preparedness, prioritizing the wellbeing of all attendees, including those under 18.
Business ContinuityDuty of CareHealthSafetyMitigating Occupational Health Risks Offshore for a Global Organisation
In 2019, a global offshore energy company partnered with International SOS to address occupational health risks among its workforce. Implementing solutions like medical and global health advisory, medical staffing, Electronic Medical Records, clinical governance and medical supervision (Topside Support) led to enhanced safety and health management. By 2024, this collaboration not only saved the company nearly a seven-digit figure annually but also established a model for proactive health risk management, benefiting both employees and the company’s bottom line.
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|Singapore, SingaporeDuring an overseas school trip to Bangkok, Thailand a patient sustained cuts to his lower limbs from a broken glass door. The patient had sleepwalked from his hotel room to the lobby and in an attempt to open the glass door, resorted to kicking it and injuring himself. International SOS assistance was contacted by the patient’s school for medical expenses coverage and the patient’s safe return to Singapore.
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