Environment, Health & Safety (EHS) in the context of Supply Chain comes with significant opportunities

To streamline processes and provide EHS data in a digital form

Business and customer value can be created by providing easy access to processed EHS data and digitising the processes as a key added value service. This would result in significant efficiency improvements for the corporation regarding time and cost – improving the corporation’s competitive position.

Added-value services include demand-driven contracting, partnership, offline e-commerce, warehousing everywhere, customer centralisation, on-demand delivery and product co-creation.

The business value chain covers the manufacturer, logistics provider, retailer or distributor, service provider, supplier and end-customer.