Enviance’s Product Strategy Focuses On Cross-Functional Workflows And Digital Transformation
Steve Bolton
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Executive Summary
This report is one in a series on technology vendors and helps EHS decision-makers better understand the evolution of the EHS software market. Enviance is a California-headquartered technology firm with 20 years of experience delivering EHS software to its customers. Enviance’s 100 employees have built its software using a SaaS deployment model and Progressive Web Application (PWA) technology, so that firms automatically receive the latest version of the software when Enviance distributes updated code, users see a consistent interface across different devices, and mobile apps work effectively even when they are offline. Enviance software should be considered by buyers who need: 1) configurable software that helps EHS break out of its silo; or 2) scalable software to report and analyse complex environmental data.
Enviance Builds On Two Decades Of EHS Software Heritage
Enviance Pursues Five Product Priorities To Meet Customer Requirements
Enviance Product Strategy Meets Customer Needs Beyond The EHS Silo
About the Author
Steve Bolton
Research Director
Steve leads the Verdantix EHS research practice, based out of our New York office. He has 25 years of experience advising on sustainability, EHS, circular economy, corporate s...
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