Strategic Focus: Critical Event Management For EHS And Risk Management
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Executive Summary
This report helps corporate EHS managers understand the use cases and market landscape for critical event management (CEM) solutions. With increased visibility on the key suppliers in the CEM solutions market, this report informs EHS managers on relevant solutions for mitigating critical events — both internal and external — such as IT system failures, extreme weather events, civil unrest and pandemics, and their effects on worker safety as well as business continuity. In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, EHS managers will gain valuable insights into techniques and examples of how industry peers apply CEM solutions to managing such ‘black swan’ events.
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Critical Event Management Technologies Are Vital To Worker Safety And Business Continuity
CEM Solutions Help Manage And Mitigate A Variety Of Risks
CEM Technologies Eliminate Silos, Resulting In Better Risk Management
CEM Solutions For EHS Leaders
Firms Use CEM Solutions To Manage Worker Safety And Wellbeing
Firms Apply CEM Solutions To Pandemic Response Management
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Figure 1. Use Cases For CEM SolutionsOrganisations mentioned
AlertFind, Avetta, Aware360, Benchmark Digital, Caterpillar, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Cisco, Cority, Crises-Control, Damstra, Enablon, Everbridge, Fatigue Science, Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), Global Security Operations Centre (GSOC), Haystax, Helios Fire Systems, IncidentEye, Intelex, Jira, Kenzen, Kintaba, Logical Safety, NC4, OneLook Systems, PagerDuty, Slack, Sony Pictures, Southern Company, State of West Virginia, TalkTalk, Triax Technologies, TSB Bank, VelocityEHS, Veriforce, Wake Forest Baptist Health, Xybion, ZoomAbout the authors
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