Why EHS Management Systems Fail, and What to Do About It
LNS Research Analyst, Peter Bussey explores the 2013 West Fertilizer Company (WFC) explosion, what went wrong, and how companies can avoid similar...
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A Hot Week for Acquisitions & Partnerships: IIoT, EHS, SCM, & Cloud Solutions [Roundup]
In this weekly Roundup, LNS Research explores recent announcements and events, such as IHS's Operational Excellence and Risk Management business unit...
Enablon Acquisition Exemplifies Shift in EHS Software Landscape
LNS Research Analyst, Peter Bussey explores the recent acquisition of Enablon by Wolters Kluwers, and the future opportunities available.
MRO Inventory Optimization with Oniqua Analytics Solution
LNS Research explores an Asset Performance Management provider, Oniqua, in our Asset Performance Management Solution Selection Guide.
Operationalizing EHS Management: Get Past Performance Plateaus
LNS Research Analyst, Peter Bussey, confronts the common problem of performance plateaus faced by EHS and operations leaders, and how to approach it...
The Single Most Important Factor in Quality Maturity
LNS Research Analyst, Dan Jacob explores the misalignment between the value of Quality Management & Executive perception, and but what it means to...
Mtell: Aiding Operational Excellence in Asset Intensive Industries
LNS Research gives and overview of Mintelligence Corporation's offerings, as it dives deeper into the Asset Performance Management Solution Selection...
Enablon Sustainable Performance Forum 2016: The Push for Operational Excellence
LNS Research Analyst, Peter Bussey gives insight to Enablon's recent event, Sustainable Performance Forum 2016 in Houston, Texas.
5 Real Surprises from the 2016 Metrics that Matter Research Study
LNS Research explores 5 significant key takeaways from the 2015-2016 Metrics That Matter joint study between LNS Research and MESA International.
Understanding Risk vs. Criticality Can Make All the Difference in Rail
LNS Research Analyst, Jason Kasper specifies why maintenance is important in rail through risk vs. criticality by using DC Metro as an example.