UL’s PURE Platform Emerges As A Broad And Deep Platform For EHS Management
Yaowen Ma
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Executive Summary
In January 2017, UL EHS Sustainability, a division of UL, launched the PURE EHS software platform. This is a cloud-hosted solution that aims to provide enterprise-wide functionality for all EHS and sustainability issues across both direct firm-controlled operations and supply chain stakeholders, globally. UL’s PURE platform brings together six configurable modules (health, safety, learning, environment, sustainability, and supply chain) and was created in response to increasing market demand for more integrated offerings that can cater to a greater range of stakeholders from a single centralized platform. The UL PURE platform has been built out from a series of acquisitions and for the first time these capabilities have been integrated into a unified proposition with further product upgrades in the pipeline. Verdantix analysis finds that the UL PURE platform is particularly well suited to four customer usage scenarios.UL EHS Sustainability Combines EHS, Product, Supply Chain And Sustainability Reporting Management
Nestlé Demonstrates How Global Firms Can Leverage Integrated EHS And Sustainability Platforms
UL EHS Sustainability Already Has Plans To Broaden And Deepen The PURE Platform
The UL PURE Platform Is Relevant To Four Customer Usage Scenarios
About the Author
Yaowen Ma
Principal Analyst
Yaowen is a Principal Analyst at Verdantix conducting research on EHS and ESG information management. His current agenda focuses on digital technologies, best practices and gr...
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