Selecting a new EHS software solution for your organization can be a long and complex process, but it doesn’t have to be painful. This complimentary 25-page guide will walk you through exactly which questions to ask, who should be involved, and what you should look for while evaluating an EHS software vendor and their products.
Wondering how best to track compliance requirements? Need to learn how to create an EHS calendar?
EHS compliance is a continuous challenge. Often, there are thousands of obligations spanning many years with varying frequencies. Many customers come to Locus to replace Excel spreadsheets, which are difficult to manage, and are equally difficult to track in email calendars. We have put together a working list of best practices and features to use when moving from email calendars/Excel to a more robust compliance solution.
Water is our most essential and finite resource—its responsible management is foundational to protecting ecosystems, preserving access for future generations, and ensuring public health and economic stability. Following best practices in water data management is critical to achieving these goals and ensuring water quality and conservation. Accurate, timely data helps identify risks early, supports informed decision-making, and strengthens compliance efforts in an increasingly complex regulatory environment.
To assist in this effort, Locus’ domain experts have assembled 10 best practices for water quality data management, including tips for collecting, managing, visualizing, and reporting critical water data. These strategies serve as a practical framework for organizations seeking to improve oversight and transparency while avoiding costly errors and inefficiencies.
Taking these simple steps of revisiting how you address water quality data management, the reasons you collect the data, the tools you use to track the data, and the latest advances in technology can provide fresh perspectives to ultimately help you streamline and improve your management of this essential resource. For example, having a solid understanding of the options for real-time tracking, predictive analytics, and automated alerts are important to quality programs. Likewise, following best practices to reduce manual errors and streamline reporting not only enhances regulatory alignment but also delivers cost and time savings.
In the face of growing environmental challenges, staying current with expert guidance and committing to best practices is not just prudent—it’s a powerful investment in our collective future.
ESG and Sustainability reporting is a corporate necessity, and finding the right software to support company-wide goals and initiatives is imperative to streamlining this time-consuming undertaking.
Here are the top features to look for when selecting a software to track and report your organization’s Sustainability and ESG initiatives more accurately and efficiently.
Software as a Service (SaaS) databases offer several unique features that allow you to manage your environmental data more thoroughly and efficiently. This guide highlights twelve key features of SaaS databases for environmental software.
IoT is considered one of the fastest growing trends in technology and has a potentially huge impact to automate how we manage water quality, air emissions and other key environmental performance indicators for data monitoring.
In this white paper, we focus on how EHS programs can benefit from integration and interoperability of a multi-tenant cloud platform and Internet of Things (IoT) platforms for managing, organizing, and monitoring the structured and unstructured data coming from various different sources. Once in the platform, a centralized data repository is created that is suitable for analyzing the key environmental indicators for management, sustainability, and environmental compliance.
Just like no two faces are the same, no two EHS implementations are exactly alike. Different companies have different EHS requirements, corporate structures, staffing, workflows and processes. Locus recognizes these differences and is built to allow every client to structure their solution to their unique requirements and needs. At Locus, we begin with well-designed, compliant, powerful solutions for your EHS needs such as our Air, Waste, Safety, Task/Compliance, Water, Incidents and other applications. These applications are built using our uniquely powerful platform, which includes the ability to tailor solutions to precisely fit your needs, using our no-code/low-code workbench. There is no limit to what you can build using Locus Platform. Download our Configurability Use Cases document to learn more about how Locus has successfully tailored solutions to meet the needs of diverse companies.
It’s important to consider whether your EHS software will work with your other software. Find out why software integrations matter more than you think.
Integration with other systems, whether on-premises or in the cloud, has become a key wish list item for many EHS software buyers. It allows you to take advantage of other tools used by your organization (or available from third parties) to simplify processes, access information, and enhance communication, both internally and externally.
Locus software was designed with the native capability to integrate with other systems. To date, we have implemented many successful projects with these integrations. This white paper will cover some real-life examples of how we have successfully made seamless integrations simple and effective for EHS professionals.
Environmental Business Journal recently caught up with Locus Technologies CEO Neno Duplan, who discussed the information management challenges facing the regulated community during a time of rapid technological change.
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