SoftExpert, a global benchmark in software development for enterprise management, compliance, and governance, has announced the expansion of its client portfolio in the European market. Industry leaders Michelin, a benchmark French brand in the automotive sector, and Mahou, a renowned Spanish brewery, are now utilizing SoftExpert's technological solutions for their operations on the Iberian Peninsula.
Efficiency and Risk Management in the Automotive Industry
In the project developed for Michelin, SoftExpert will implement its advanced Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) system across all manufacturing plants located in Spain and Portugal. The platform will centralize vulnerability and impact analyses, generating automated risk mitigation plans. With digitalization and intelligence applied to these processes, the automotive operation is expected to achieve up to a 25% gain in operational efficiency.
Sustainability and Compliance in the Beverage Sector
Mahou, in turn, will adopt the technology to automate and optimize the control of critical processes in the areas of Environment, Health, and Safety Management (EHSM). The solution will support quality management, risk monitoring, audits, and corrective actions in full alignment with prestigious international certifications, such as ISO 14001 (Environmental Management) and ISO 45001 (Occupational Health and Safety Management).
"Large global corporations demand a level of operational excellence that can only be sustained by highly advanced governance technologies. In dynamic and competitive markets, ensuring strict compliance with international ISO standards and proactively mitigating risks are vital factors for business longevity," highlights Marcus Tadeu Freitas Ernst, Managing Director of SoftExpert Iberia.
International Trade Facilitation and Cross-Border Governance
The strengthening of SoftExpert's global presence is taking place amid a landscape of transformations in international trade, driven by the advancement of intercontinental free trade agreements, such as the ongoing negotiations between the European Union and associated economic blocs. These treaties aim to integrate markets that represent hundreds of millions of consumers by reducing regulatory and tax barriers.
For Marcus Ernst, this context represents a strategic medium- and long-term opportunity: "We are closely monitoring this treaty. We serve large industries that will inevitably explore expansion into Europe. Our technology will be on the front lines to support companies and investors, ensuring management excellence and compliance with all regulatory, environmental, and governance requirements in this new market."
Thus, by anticipating the complex demands of cross-border trade, the company transforms global regulatory compliance into a competitive advantage for its business partners.
