With the continued demand for transparency and the increased need of enterprise-wide risk analysis, the use of software tools is increasingly indispensable to managing global EHS projects.   Most global EHS programs have implemented software solutions, but very few are happy with their decisions.  According to NAEM’s 2017 EHS & Sustainability Software Buyers Guide, almost 50% are shopping for a new solution less than 5 years after implementing their existing software. There are several things an EHS Organization can do to extend their EHS software life span. The more relevant and current the software stays, the higher the ROI is. [...]