SAI Global Delivers Untethered Granular Control Of EHS Functions With Its Roam 5 Mobile Application
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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. To learn more about the newest version of SAI Global’s mobile EHS application, Roam 5, Verdantix met with Global Product Manager Christine Adeline. The firm shared updates regarding Roam 5’s capabilities and functions and its broader mobile strategies. The enhancements to Roam 5 enables customers to manage and expand their EHS workflows. SAI Global’s vision mirrors the preference of EHS professionals for accessible and powerful applications for mobile workers. SAI Global’s mobile offering can particularly benefit firms where EHS activities are commonly conducted remotely.Roam 5 Enables Access To The SAI360 Platform Among Frontline Workers
SAI Global Redesigned Roam 5’s UI And Capabilities To Better Support Customer Use Cases
Roam 5 Equips Customers With The Ability To Remotely Manage EHS Tasks And Employee Engagement
About the Author
Bill Pennington
VP Research
Bill is VP Research at Verdantix, where he leads analysis on the evolving and interconnected landscapes of EHS, quality, AI and enterprise risk management. His research helps ...
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