戴比尔斯如何在 8 个工厂推行全球 EHS 系统
公司规模
Large Corporate
地区
- Africa
- America
国家
- Canada
- South Africa
产品
- IsoMetrix EHS Solution
实施规模
- Enterprise-wide Deployment
影响指标
- Environmental Impact Reduction
- Brand Awareness
- Customer Satisfaction
技术
- 功能应用 - 远程监控系统
适用行业
- 矿业
适用功能
- 离散制造
- 质量保证
用例
- 预测性维护
- 远程资产管理
服务
- 软件设计与工程服务
- 系统集成
关于客户
戴比尔斯集团是一家全球钻石开采公司，自 1888 年开始运营。该公司在加拿大、南非、博茨瓦纳和纳米比亚都有业务。戴比尔斯集团致力于建立在安全、繁荣社区和受保护环境基础上的可持续遗产。这一承诺体现在他们的“永久建设”战略中，该战略建立在四大支柱之上：保护自然世界、合作建设繁荣社区、与妇女和女孩站在一起以及引领整个行业的道德实践。2019 年，该公司报告的年收入为 46 亿美元，拥有 30,000 多名员工。
挑战
全球钻石矿业公司戴比尔斯集团 (De Beers Group) 认识到需要一种软件解决方案来支持其“永续建设”战略，该战略建立在保护自然世界、合作建设繁荣社区、支持妇女和女孩以及引领整个行业的道德实践的基础上。该公司自 1990 年代末以来一直在使用 IsoMetrix，但在 2016 年，他们启动了一项全球战略，以推动可持续发展和共享价值。他们选择 IsoMetrix 作为软件供应商，开发和实施标准化系统，用于管理所有业务部门的环境、健康和安全 (EHS) 事件、风险管理和行动。这个名为“Project Unity”的复杂项目旨在标准化八个独立业务部门的报告要求，以便进行集团报告。实施 IsoMetrix 的业务部门位于博茨瓦纳、加拿大和南非。
解决方案
戴比尔斯集团之所以选择 IsoMetrix，是因为该软件提供商的全球影响力、产品的用户友好界面以及卓越的仪表板和报告功能。此外，两家公司长达 20 年的合作伙伴关系也是一个关键因素，该产品的发展在很大程度上受到戴比尔斯集团等高瞻远瞩客户的推动。该解决方案允许在站点级别进行个性化定制，以匹配现有流程、简化变更管理并创建全球报告。该项目的关键成功因素是实现功能性、灵活性和设计简单性。在戴比尔斯集团已在使用的 IsoMetrix 系统的基础上进行构建，使员工更容易适应这些变化，因为他们已经熟悉这些系统。IsoMetrix 团队了解每个业务部门的运营要求，软件本身具有足够的灵活性来满足每个业务部门的要求，同时仍保持全球集团报告标准。
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