How EHS and Quality are Now Better Together Registration

Duration:60 minutes

Abstract:

New EHSQ Survey Results and Insights with Verdantix Research

EHS and Quality are increasingly managed under a single business function to gain significant process efficiencies and improve incident prevention, according to a recent survey. Join industry experts from Verdantix and ETQ to learn three key scenarios of efficient EHSQ integration. You’ll also learn the key takeaways from the survey, tools that that corporate managers can use to gauge their organizations’ current status, identify objectives for future integration and prepare their integrated EHSQ strategies and resources accordingly.

Join us for the following:

Results from a recent EHSQ survey
Key business activities that impact both EHS and Quality
Five strategic questions that investigate the EHSQ potential
Changes in Quality spend in 2019 and investment plans for Quality Management software across 25 industries

Speakers

Morgan Palmer

Chief Technology Officer

ETQ

Morgan Palmer, Chief Technology Officer, has over 20 years of experience delivering software solutions. Morgan joined ETQ to create the company's first software application and is now responsible for Reliance, ETQ's flagship product for quality, environmental and safety management. As ETQ's Chief Technology Officer, Morgan continues to drive the innovation and strategy that make ETQ the leading provider in the markets it serves.

Isabel Velasco

Isabel is an Industry Analyst in the Verdantix EHS practice. Her current agenda focuses on research on all applications of EHSQ Software, and digital technologies used for EHS services delivery and EHS training. Her research also includes in-depth market size and forecast studies that span EHSQ software and EHS services across global regions. She has led a number of advisory pieces around EHSQ software selection and benchmarking studies based on the 2019 Green Quadrant. Prior to Verdantix, Isabel worked within the sustainability function of GlaxoSmithKline. Isabel holds an MSc in Environmental Sustainability from the University of Edinburgh.