Best Practices For EHS Software Implementation Services
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Executive Summary
This report provides corporate managers with best practice advice for implementing EHS software, particularly for firms obtaining support from a consulting provider. To capture best practices, Verdantix undertook 19 interviews with EHS, quality and IT managers and senior executives heavily involved in software implementation processes and decision-making, as well as ten heads of practices at EHS consulting firms. Verdantix analysis finds that best practice approaches to EHS software implementation involve: (1) conducting workshop sessions to scope a plan that fully aligns with the firm’s internal vision; (2) adopting an agile approach that is strategically structured across multiple phases, and (3) allocating significant effort to change management that aligns with location-specific attitudes.
Table of contents
Accurately Implementing EHS Software Proves To Be A Challenge For FirmsMisalignment Of Internal Stakeholders’ Vision Risks Unsuccessful Implementation Results
Insufficient Effort Placed On Change Management Causes A Barrier To Widespread User Acceptability
Over-Customization Of Software Typically Yields Unwanted Results
Successful Implementation Requires An Agile Approach That Proves To Drive Value Early On
Select EHS Consultants With Proven Depth And Breadth In Technical And Subject Matter Expertise
Conduct Workshop Sessions To Scope A Plan That Fully Aligns With The Firm’s Internal Vision
Adopt An Agile Approach That Is Strategically Structured Across Multiple Phases
Allocate Significant Effort To Change Management That Aligns With Location-Specific Attitudes
Table of figures
Figure 1. Spending Changes On EHS Software Implementation ServicesFigure 2. Eight Common Challenges Experienced During EHS Software Implementation
Figure 3. Seven Bad Practices That Risk Unsuccessful Implementation Of EHS Software
Figure 4. EHS Consulting Vendors Interviewed
Figure 5. Best Practice Guidance For EHS Software Implementation Process
Organisations mentioned
AECOM, Arcadis, BayWa, Cisco, Cority, Deloitte, DNV GL, Emerson, Enablon, ERM, Essentra, Golder, Hitachi, Honeywell, IBM, Infosys, Intelex, Jacobs, Langan, Microsoft, Minidoka Memorial Hospital, Quentic, Ramboll, Sphera, The Co-op, WiproAbout the authors
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