EQMS: Intelex's Quality Management Software Functionalities

In mid-October, we released the industry’s first Solution Selection Guide for EQMS. The following is an abbreviated analysis on the vendor Intelex.

Choosing an EQMS solution is a process that can consume considerable resources and be a source of much confusion for industry executives. To help smooth this process, LNS believes our EQMS Solution Selection Guide should be the first stop on the journey. With 18 of the market’s top vendors covered in depth, it provides executives with everything needed to make a shortlist of potential EQMS solutions.

In the coming weeks, we’ll be blogging about vendors listed within the publication, touching on strengths, weaknesses, functionalities, industries served, technology architectures and more. The information provided is based on a number of briefings with vendors as well as our own analyses of the market and quality management strategy.

This week, we’re covering Intelex, a Toronto-based software provider. Over the past 18 years, Intelex has become a notable player in the both the Environment, Health, and Safety (EH&S) and the EQMS spaces.

A Brief Overview of Intelex

Intelex’s solutions can be implemented independently or as part of a complete EH&S and quality management package. With a strong vision and understanding of the connection between quality and EH&S, Intelex offers an EHSQ suite, encompassing multiple areas in one solution. The vendor recently released V6, which is fully web-based with preconfigured modules.

In the past, Intelex has had success in the Food and Beverages (F&B) industry, particularly with the management of food safety. Its EHSQ suite is made up of a number of preconfigured modules, which are a good fit for many business processes and industries beyond F&B, including aerospace, construction, and education. In addition to F&B, Intelex has strength in serving Metals, Minerals, and Mining as well as Electric, Oil, and Gas.

Intelex’s web-based solution is scalable across business processes and enterprises. Its functionality touches many areas, including non-conformance/corrective and preventive action management and supplier quality management. The vendor has strength in compliance management, risk management, and food safety. The flexibility of the pre-configured solution makes it a good choice for users looking to get up and running quickly. It’s also proven useful for smaller organizations and those with other resource constraints.

A Deeper Look at Intelex

For a more extensive overview of Intelex, read LNS Research’s EQMS Solution Selection Guide. It covers industries served, specific functionalities included with its EQMS, company sizes served, geographies covered, technology delivery platforms, and technology delivery models. The guide also breaks down the vendor’s central attributes by total coverage areas, areas of strength, and areas of emerging strength.

Reviewing the analysis of Intelex alongside the other 17 vendors covered, executives can take a comparative approach to selecting an EQMS solution. They will have everything needed to produce a shortlist of potential EQMS vendors for their organization’s implementation. More quality management software vendor write-ups can be found on our site as well.

If you are currently using or considering Intelex’s software, we would like to hear about your experiences. Please feel free to reach us by email at info@lnsresearch.com.

For this selection and implementation, more information can be found in the links below:

Research Spotlights:

Enterprise Quality Management Software Best Practices Guide

Top Integration Points for Enterprise Quality Management Software

Blogs:

Top 3 Strategies for Selecting an EQMS Solution

EQMS: Understanding the Drivers behind Global Adoption

Realizing Operational Excellence through EQMS