From Metrics to Mindsets; Safety Behaviours Through AI and Operational Data
As organizations embrace digital transformation, the ability to convert operational data into meaningful behavioural insights is becoming a critical factor in advancing safety performance. This presentation explores how artificial intelligence and data analytics can move organizations beyond traditional safety metrics to better understand the human factors that influence workplace behaviours, decision-making, and risk.
The session will examine how AI-powered tools can identify patterns, leading indicators, and behavioural trends that support proactive interventions and more effective safety leadership. By combining operational intelligence with a deeper understanding of human behaviour, organizations can foster a stronger safety culture, enhance workforce engagement, and prevent incidents before they occur.
Speaker(s)
Nancy Nouaimeh is an entrepreneur, organizational excellence consultant, speaker, and lifelong learner with more than 25 years of international experience in Quality, Health & Safety, Performance Excellence, Organizational Transformation, and Culture Change. Founder of XcelliUm Consulting, Nancy helps organizations bridge the gap between strategy and execution by aligning systems, behaviours, and leadership practices to achieve sustainable results. Her work integrates Systems Thinking, Organizational Excellence, Change Management, Digital Transformation, and Human-Centric Leadership to create high-performing cultures and safer workplaces. Passionate about continuous learning and innovation, Nancy is currently pursuing advanced studies in Digital Transformation and Project Management while exploring how AI and operational data can help leaders better understand organizational behaviour, strengthen culture, and improve organizational performance. She is recognized internationally for her contributions to excellence, leadership, quality, and culture transformation, and brings a practical, engaging, and thought-provoking perspective shaped by her experience across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.
