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Maryvonne GUIDON-LE BRUN: Senior environmental, health and safety engineer, Tlazol
INTRODUCTION
You want to choose a chemical management tool.
What are your options?
You can meet your needs:
in a "documentary" way by dividing the work between several autonomous entities which produce their own tools and communicate through documents ;
by using Excel® spreadsheets, which may be linked ;
by selecting or creating several databases and/or software applications that may be interconnected;
by integrating chemical management into your workflow software.
This sheet will help you identify the tool(s) you will need according to :
the objectives you set for the tool;
the amount of data to be managed ;
the size and organization of your company.
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