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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Apr. 12, 2016
Filed:
Dec. 23, 2011
Douglas R. Turk, Santa Monica, CA (US);
Abi Faircloth, London, GB;
Christopher Holt, Bristol, GB;
Justin Priestley, Loxley, GB;
Ian Nunn, Willingham, GB;
Douglas R. Turk, Santa Monica, CA (US);
Abi Faircloth, London, GB;
Christopher Holt, Bristol, GB;
Justin Priestley, Loxley, GB;
Ian Nunn, Willingham, GB;
AON GLOBAL RISK RESEARCH LIMITED, Hamilton, BM;
Abstract
A system for managing risk in employee travel may notify affected users of the travel risk management system of the occurrence of a risk management event during travel. The travel risk management system may store geographic location information for a plurality of users of the travel risk management system, determine the occurrence of a risk management event, determine a geographic location of the risk management event and compare the geographic location of the risk management event to the stored geographic location information for the users. The system may execute a risk management event response in response to determining that a geographic location of at least one of the users is at the geographic location of the risk management event. The response may include transmitting a risk management event notification message to a portable computing device for each user located in the affected area.