Gensuite Harnesses The Power Of Edge Technologies To Boost EHS Performance
Trevor Bronson
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Executive Summary
Gensuite, headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio, is an enterprise EHS software vendor offering a broad suite of solutions across EHS, supply chain, security, product stewardship, and quality management. After its 1997 inception as GE’s internal digital EHS tool, Gensuite was launched as a global commercial offering in 2010 and has amassed approximately 185 customers across the globe as a result of its robust breadth and depth. This report provides corporate EHS leaders with an overview of the innovative EHS technologies Gensuite is currently pursuing to expand its breadth and depth further, and the use cases that it has established with these technologies to date.Gensuite Enhances Frontline Engagement And Operational Efficiencies With Innovative Technologies
Customers Need A Technology Roadmap To Effectively Combine Innovative Technologies With EHS Software
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 charact...
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