Making the business case for digital safety investment

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March 4, 2021

Making the business case for digital safety investment.

The world of work is changing rapidly and the technology sector is bursting with innovative solutions for diverse health and safety challenges. 

In this webinar Cameron Stevens discusses key considerations to support future-focused Health & Safety Leaders develop a solid business case for safety technology investment. 

Cameron Stevens is a health and safety professional dedicated to step-changing health and safety performance with emerging technologies and is considered Australia’s leading Safety Technologist and Safety Futurist. Cameron is the ANZ Solutions Engineer for wearable technology start-up RealWear Inc. and the Founder of the Safety Innovation Academy. When not immersed in technology Cameron enjoys a cold IPA, single origin coffee and exploring the wonders of the natural world. 

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Shazamme System User • March 4, 2021

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