Digital Incident Management: The Case For Modernizing Safety Reporting
Imagine a safety incident that never gets reported, until it becomes a headline. This scenario is more common than expected. A recent Gallup survey revealed that nearly half of serious workplace safety incidents go unreported globally. Underreporting not only endangers employees but also exposes organizations to compliance failures, reputational damage, and significant financial loss. In […]
EHS Software Pricing: How Unified EHS Software Reduces Costs
Regardless of industry, organizational size, maturity, or other differentiating factors, modern EHS leaders all seem to face the same objective. Improve operational resilience, meet constantly evolving regulatory demands, engage a diverse (and sometimes disparate) workforce – and do so with as few resources and costs as possible. In the face of these monumental tasks, the […]
The New Role of Occupational Health in Hospitals
Hospitals are under unprecedented pressure. Margins are shrinking, staffing is stretched thin, and inflation is driving up operational costs. As financial pressure increases, hospital leaders are being asked to do more with less without adding to clinician burnout or compromising patient care. In this type of environment, every department is under scrutiny. And that’s why […]
Why Proactive Audits Are the New Compliance Standard
As workplace safety expectations continue to rise, organizations are being urged to take a more proactive approach to compliance. Rather than waiting for regulatory inspections or reacting to incidents, leading businesses are investing in smarter, more agile safety programs – starting with how they manage audits. This shift shouldn’t come as a surprise. For years, […]
What the ISO–GHG Protocol Partnership Means for Emissions Reporting
Two of the world’s most influential standard-setters in sustainability, ISO (the International Organization for Standardization) and the Greenhouse Gas Protocol (GHG Protocol) have recently announced their strategic partnership. This change will likely impact nearly every major company reporting today: in 2023, 97% of disclosing S&P 500 companies reported to CDP using the GHG Protocol, highlighting […]
From Numbers to Know-How: Re-centering Safety on What Works
In today’s fast-paced business environment, workplace safety has never been more complex, or more critical but when striving for operational excellence, it’s easy to chase numbers and miss the point. Low incident rates don’t guarantee control of risk; in reality, they often reflect underreporting or luck. The programs that outperform focus on what drives outcomes: […]
California ESG Reporting Requirements: Updated For 2025
California is known for leading the way in environmental and sustainability rules, and its ESG regulations are set to have a big impact beyond the state. As one of the largest economies in the world, California’s influence often reaches across the U.S. and even internationally, pushing companies to change how they report on sustainability. These […]
One EHS Platform to Rule Them All: Why Companies are Consolidating EHS Software
EHS software consolidation, not more point solutions, is how leading teams cut operational risk, strengthen compliance, unlock real SIF reduction, and make AI in EHS actually useful. Let’s be honest: Most EHS&S programs don’t have a software problem—they have a sprawl problem. Data lives in too many places, trends are hiding in the gaps and […]
Scope 3 Data: Top Questions Answered
Measuring accurate and consistent greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions is critical when meeting sustainability targets, setting effective reduction strategies, and complying with new regulatory requirements. Scope 3 can be the most complex area to measure, but it also holds the greatest opportunity for finding operational efficiencies and hitting your sustainability targets. Read on for insights into […]
5 Questions to Ask When Choosing Sustainability Software for GHG Reporting
In the last few years, global disclosure rules (e.g., CSRD, ISSB-aligned standards, California’s SB 253/SB 261, and proposed SEC climate disclosures) have amplified expectations for transparent, audit-ready data across Scopes 1, 2, and 3. We have seen increasing scrutiny on the sustainability impact of organizations with greater emphasis on value-chain (Scope 3) reporting and supplier engagement. Consumers are looking to […]