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The process of risk management, in any organization has been evolving over the years from an activity to measure and reduce possibilities of risk. As an example, the concept of workplace safety, in many ways, is a new entrant to the overall risk management phase. Consequently, the awareness on the implementation of safety measures while mitigating risk at different organizational levels is often insufficient. The urgent need for promoting safety as part of risk management was well understood by eCompliance, a firm that was founded with the goal of drastically reducing workplace incidents. Josh LeBrun, President and COO, eCompliance, is of the opinion that every employee deserves a workplace with high-standards of safety. “eCompliance provides executives with an in-depth understanding on how the risk can be reduced for their organization with efficient safety measures in place. Reduced risk potential enables an organization to gain more value, besides enhanced competitiveness,” informs LeBrun. eCompliance, founded in 2006, is innovative in its approach in ensuring work place safety. For instance, during their formative years, they noticed that most of the firms were reliant on paper inputs for information and analysis on their safety management initiatives. The situation was in for a change with the attempts by the firm to incorporate technology into the process. Owing to these technologically oriented safety initiatives, firms were able to arrive at better decisions on safety measures to be incorporated, which further impacted the overall management of risk. 

