GreenSoft Releases White Paper on Best Practices for Managing REACH SVHC Compliance
White paper outlines proper data collection procedures to reduce risk through REACH SVHC/Full Material Declaration Data Collection.
South Pasadena, CA, February 02, 2010 --(PR.com)-- GreenSoft Technology, Inc., a leading provider of environmental compliance content management tools and services for the global electronics industry, has released a white paper titled “Best Practices for Reducing Risk through Environmental Compliance Data Collection.”
Complying with environmental regulations has become a challenging task for electronics OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers). There are frequent changes to RoHS regulations and exemptions; the REACH SVHC list may be revised up to twice a year; and large OEMs are developing their own substance declaration requirements.
For these reasons, the best way to manage the risk of environmental compliance regulations is to collect, whenever possible, full material declaration (FMD) data for all components. In addition to reducing risk, this proactive approach will save a company time and money. Therefore, surveying and collecting the necessary information in the supply chain is critical.
The white paper describes the best practice of environmental compliance data collection. GreenSoft has developed a number of procedures and tools of analysis during the data collection process that can help companies reduce risk in compliance management, including part number and supplier analysis. This analysis can help focus on problem areas to maximize efficiency.
To read the white paper, visit GreenSoft at www.greensofttech.com or TechOnline: www.techonline.com.
About GreenSoft Technology, Inc.
GreenSoft Technology is a leading provider of environmental compliance content management tools and services for the global electronics industry. GreenSoft data management services streamline development cycles, cut procurement costs, and reduce risk. GreenSoft’s GreenData Manager-REACH software provides a sophisticated compliance management and analysis tool for manufacturers. GreenSoft is ISO 9001:2000 certified. The company is headquartered in South Pasadena, California. For more information, call 323-254-5961 or visit www.greensofttech.com.
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Complying with environmental regulations has become a challenging task for electronics OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers). There are frequent changes to RoHS regulations and exemptions; the REACH SVHC list may be revised up to twice a year; and large OEMs are developing their own substance declaration requirements.
For these reasons, the best way to manage the risk of environmental compliance regulations is to collect, whenever possible, full material declaration (FMD) data for all components. In addition to reducing risk, this proactive approach will save a company time and money. Therefore, surveying and collecting the necessary information in the supply chain is critical.
The white paper describes the best practice of environmental compliance data collection. GreenSoft has developed a number of procedures and tools of analysis during the data collection process that can help companies reduce risk in compliance management, including part number and supplier analysis. This analysis can help focus on problem areas to maximize efficiency.
To read the white paper, visit GreenSoft at www.greensofttech.com or TechOnline: www.techonline.com.
About GreenSoft Technology, Inc.
GreenSoft Technology is a leading provider of environmental compliance content management tools and services for the global electronics industry. GreenSoft data management services streamline development cycles, cut procurement costs, and reduce risk. GreenSoft’s GreenData Manager-REACH software provides a sophisticated compliance management and analysis tool for manufacturers. GreenSoft is ISO 9001:2000 certified. The company is headquartered in South Pasadena, California. For more information, call 323-254-5961 or visit www.greensofttech.com.
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