Strategic Focus: Global EHS Software Implementation
21 Aug, 2019
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Executive Summary
This report is one of a series in which Verdantix identifies specific topics that EHS executives should understand and for which they should start to develop strategies and align resources. This particular Verdantix study is a spin-off from the recently published report Best Practices For EHS Software Implementation Services. Verdantix finds large enterprise firms (with more than $1billion in revenue) tend to employ multi-stage implementation strategies for global EHS software deployment as this method provides a higher likelihood for success. To help EHS and IT executives with outlining each phase of rollout, Verdantix outlines six strategic questions, including how much importance is attributed to the ability to trend firm-wide data from the same baseline date on the new system. This question plays a critical role in identifying the best-fit multi-stage approach: modular rollouts on a global scale, regional rollouts or business unit rollouts. This report also contrasts three scenarios of a firm’s level of preparation before kicking off phase one of implementation.
Advancing New Phased Strategies To Successfully Roll Out EHS Software Across Global Facilities
Multi-Phase Approach To Global EHS Software Implementation Limits The Element Of Surprise
Six Questions That EHS Leaders Should Ask When Shaping A Best-Fit Multi-Phase Rollout
Three Scenarios Define A Firm’s Preparedness When Embarking On Global EHS Software Implementation
Multi-Phase Approach To Global EHS Software Implementation Limits The Element Of Surprise
Six Questions That EHS Leaders Should Ask When Shaping A Best-Fit Multi-Phase Rollout
Three Scenarios Define A Firm’s Preparedness When Embarking On Global EHS Software Implementation
Figure 1. Inconsistent EHS Data Quality Is A Significant Challenge To Improving EHS Performance
Figure 2. Three Scenarios Of Preparedness Defined By (i) People, (ii) Processes And (iii) Technology
Figure 2. Three Scenarios Of Preparedness Defined By (i) People, (ii) Processes And (iii) Technology
About the Authors

Isabel Velasco
Industry Analyst
Isabel is an Industry Analyst in the Verdantix EHS practice. Her current agenda focuses on research on all applications of EHS Software, and digital technologies used for EHS …
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Steve Bolton
Research Director
Steve leads the Verdantix EHS research practice, based out of our New York office. He has 25 years of experience advising on sustainability, EHS, circular economy, corporate s…
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