Three Usage Scenarios Drive Industry Demand For ORM Software

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Executive Summary

This report helps heads of strategy, marketing and product at operational risk management (ORM) software vendors to determine demand for their products in different industries. The survey findings also help managers in engineering, maintenance and operations roles to understand if they are falling behind their peer group on digitizing operational risk management. Operational excellence managers’ appetite for ORM software varies significantly by industry: in three industries, over 47% of respondents say that ORM software is significant; in three other industries, 35% responded that ORM software is significant; and, finally, within six of the industries there are fewer than 26% of respondents who view ORM software as significant for their operational excellence initiatives. There is a correlation between this variation in appetite and how the different industries use ORM software, with construction firms primarily using control of work modules, oil and gas deploying fully integrated platforms, and the rail sector deploying barrier risk management modules for seamless operator changes.
Operational Excellence Managers’ Appetite For ORM Software Varies By Industry
Positive Engagement With Software For Industrial Risk Management Varies Significantly
Three Usage Scenarios Explain Variations In The Perception Of ORM Software
Figure 1. Significance Of Operational Risk Management Software By Industry

About the Authors

Sebastian Winter

Sebastian Winter

Industry Analyst

Sebastian is an Industry Analyst in the Verdantix Operational Excellence practice. His research agenda covers digital twins for industrial facilities, asset management softwar…

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David Metcalfe

David Metcalfe

CEO and Co-Founder

David is the CEO and co-founder of Verdantix, where he leads the firm’s strategic direction and client engagement. Since co-founding the firm in 2008, David has built a …

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