Industry specific environmental data management & EHS software applications

5 Common Compliance Issues for EHS Managers

At Locus, we understand the unique requirements of EHS managers.…
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AI for EHS&S: Three Essential Steps to Get Started

Regardless of the size of your organization or the industry you’re…
12 Ways SaaS Can Improve Your Environmental Data

Infographic: 12 Ways SaaS Can Improve Your Environmental Data

Software as a service (SaaS) databases offer several unique features that allow you to manage your environmental data more thoroughly and efficiently. This infographic highlights twelve key features of SaaS databases for environmental software.
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The Expertise Behind the Software

When choosing Locus, you can be confident that your EHS software…
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A Visualization is Worth a Thousand Data Points

Let’s look at some real examples of how visualizations help by working through a typical scenario using EIM, Locus Technologies’ cloud-based application for environmental data management.
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An EHS&S Look Into the Tech Used in the Iowa Caucuses

The Importance of User Implementation and Quality Assurance from…
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How to extend your EHS software with integrated systems

Integration with other systems, whether on-premises or in the cloud, has become a key wishlist 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.
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Why Companies Replace Their EHS&S Software Systems

A recent NAEM study explored the main reasons EHS&S professionals…
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Top 10 OSHA Cited Violations of 2019

OSHA has released their most cited violations of the 2019 fiscal year, and perhaps unsurprisingly, they same mistakes are being made year after year.