DevonWay Emerges As A Contender In The Operational Risk Software Market
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Executive Summary
This report forms one in a series covering software providers in the emerging market for operational risk management software. DevonWay, headquartered in San Francisco, was founded in 2005 with a focus on improving operational efficiency and risk management for nuclear facilities. The vendor has developed a configurable platform which provides digital workflows and mobile apps to support work management, quality control, risk and safety management initiatives. Few vendors with a core proposition focused on operational efficiency are targeting the operational risk management opportunity which puts DevonWay in a unique position. The vendor’s ability to digitize complex — and sometimes highly unique — operational processes and support contractor management with usage-based pricing means customers have a platform to improve risk controls through JHA, PHA, permit to work, safety observations and flexible risk analytics.
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DevonWay Offers Core Capabilities For Operational Excellence InitiativesDevonWay Provides A Flexible Platform For Safe And Efficient Operations
DevonWay Functionality Aligns With The New Operational Risk Management Agenda
Organisations mentioned
Apple, Entergy, Exelon, Framatome, GE Healthcare, IBM, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Microsoft, Rolls-Royce, US Department of EnergyAbout the author
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