Competitive Dynamics Point To A Shake Up For EH&S Content Providers

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Executive Summary

The pre-eminent focus of environmental, health, and safety has always been compliance with applicable regulation. Because the regulatory landscape is continuously shifting, it is imperative that firms maintain an     up-to-date view on which regulations affect them, and, potentially more importantly, how a regulation may force alterations to operations. EH&S content providers, or aggregators, allow end users, EH&S management software firms, and product stewardship firms to acquire EH&S content in an organized and accurate fashion, but market developments have the potential to diminish their role in the EH&S compliance process unless various actions are taken.

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Competitive Dynamics Point To A Shake Up  For EH&S Content Providers
EH&S Content Falls Into Two Distinct Categories
Content Flows Through Different Channels From Chemicals Manufacturers And Regulators To End Customers
Customers Make New Demands For Content Providers Due To Emerging Compliance Challenges
Disintermediation Threats To The Historic EH&S Content Provider Model Begin To Pile Up
Future Success Requires Innovation On Content Delivery And A Focus On Total Cost Of Ownership

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Figure 1. The Two Types Of EH&S Content
Figure 2. Possible Paths Of EH&S Content Delivery

About the author

Trevor Bronson

Senior Analyst

Trevor is a Senior Analyst in the EHS Technologies practice group covering all things EHS software including vendor strengths and weaknesses, growth strategies, market characteristics, and general best practice for use. His current agenda is focused on helping EHS technology vendors find success, and helping corporate EHS teams enhance EHS management systems via best practice and a optimized use of available EHS solutions. Trevor has been with Verdantix for more than three years, and previously worked on EHS teams at Tesla Motors and PPL Corporation. He holds a degree in Environmental Health, Safety and Sustainability from the Rochester Institute of Technology.

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