Best Practices: Deploying Mobile EHS Apps
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Executive Summary
Table of contents
Best Practices: Deploying Mobile EHS Apps
Identify EHS Programme Gaps That Mobile EHS Apps Can Fill
Determine EHS Programme Requirements To Capitalize On Mobile EHS Applications’ Wide Range of Use Cases
Consider Unique Industrial Requirements To Ensure Maximum Utilization
Re-evaluate Existing Business Infrastructure And Organization Collaboration In Relation To App Deployment
Identify A Firm’s EHS Objectives And Workflows That Mobile Apps Can Support
Facilitate Management Of Change (MOC) Process
Push EHS Into The Next Generation Of Worker Safety Through Best Practices Of App Deployment
Ease Of Accessibility Creates Excitement And Desire To Use Mobile EHS Apps
Utilizing Mobile Devices To Develop New Use Cases And Cultivate Underserved Use Cases
Data Collection, Management And Analysis For Incident Prevention
Table of figures
Figure 1. Mobile EHS Application Vendors InterviewedFigure 2. Digital Transformation
Figure 3. Best Practices Process For Deploying Mobile EHS Apps
Figure 4. Use Cases For Mobile EHS Apps
Figure 5. Factors Against Mobile EHS App Adoption
Figure 6. Native Versus Web Versus Hybrid Apps: Pros And Cons Of Each Architecture
Organisations mentioned
ComplianceMetrix, Convergence Training, Cority, DevonWay, DHL, Effective Software, Enablon, Enviance, Gensuite, Health & Safety Institute, Ideagen, McAleer & Rushe, myosh, Phu Bia Mining, ProcessMAP, ProntoForms, Pro-Sapien, Red-on-line, SafetyLine, SafetyStratus, SafetyTek, SAI Global, SHE Software, StaySafe, TenForce, UL, UN High Commissioner for Refugees, Vault Intelligence, VelocityEHSAbout the author
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