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News Release from: E9 | Subject: Evolve14k1 environment software program
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 11 January 2005
Software to aid environmental management
An innovative new software program is set to help companies save money, tackle environmental management issues and and gain accreditation to ISO 14001.
An innovative new software program is set to help companies save money and tackle environmental management issues Evolve14k1 has been devised by E9 (based in Coventry and Sheffield) to help organisations construct systems to manage their environmental aspects
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 25 Oct 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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It will allow companies to improve their environmental controls and gain accreditation to ISO 14001 and help those who need to address Integrated Pollution Prevention Control.
It will also be suitable for companies who need to address the needs of complex supply chain relationships and will also meet the needs of large organisations.
It has been designed in units to meet the needs of all organisations, whatever their size and its unique approach will help smaller companies equally as well as larger multi-site companies.
Its design will even suit the requirements of international corporations wanting to provide structure across divisions, time zones and geographical constraints and culture.
It is suitable for distributed organisations sharing management systems and information e.g within supply chains and virtual enterprises.
Thus, it is particularly suited to integrators and organisations with sub-contract manufacturing abroad, but needing to operate to common standards of performance.
"Evolve14k1 is robust, yet simple to use, easy to follow and to understand," explained John Trainor, managing director of E9.
"It works because it makes companies' jobs easier, reducing the time and effort involved in constructing and managing an environmental management system." "Our systems allow organisations to construct a system rapidly around their objectives and targets and provide for the efficient management of any site or installation regardless of size and complexity." It also provides a number of additional features including: paperless documentation; administration functions that do not require staff to have specialist IT skills; and a unique approach to the publication and sharing of system documentation.
The various modules allow one system to be applied to many sites, administration tools to track its use and provide secure access and differentiated access privileges.
The system is adaptive to meet the changing requirements and objectives of the organisation using it.
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