When Vendor Rollups Fail: Lessons from Oil & Gas Compliance Software
In terms of Oil & Gas Compliance Software, companies face some of the most complex reporting and data management challenges anywhere.
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The Rising Challenge of Nitrates & Nitrites in Water: Data Insights and Compliance Implications
This article explains how when excessive nitrogen ends up in waterways, it becomes a public health and environmental problem.
Why Oil & Gas Companies Need a Multitenant EHS and ESG Software Platform
For large oil and gas companies, compliance is never simple. Why do Oil & Gas Companies need a multitenant EHS and ESG Software Platform?
Comparing SOC and ISO 27001 Standards for EHS and ESG Software
Why Locus Technologies has invested in SOC 1 and SOC 2 Type 2 standards to underscore its operations and its EHS and ESG software.
Throwback Thursday: How Locus has been Transforming Environmental Data Management for Decades
In the ever-evolving landscape of environmental data management, few companies have demonstrated the foresight and innovation of Locus.
Choosing the Right ESG Software: Why Scientific Rigor and Cloud Architecture Matter
To make sense of this landscape, it’s essential to understand where each ESG software solution comes from and what truly sets them apart.
What Businesses Need to Know About California’s SB 253 and SB 261
CA has enacted two landmark climate disclosure laws, SB 253 & SB 261, that will require companies to disclose greenhouse gas emissions.
EHS and ESG Software: How to Attain Measurable ROI in Less than Six Months
Analysis shows that deploying Locus’s cloud-based EHS and ESG applications delivers measurable ROI in less than six months.
Rising Chemical Costs in Water and Wastewater Treatment: Why Smarter Data Management Matters
One of the biggest drivers is the increasing price of bulk chemicals used in conventional water and wastewater treatment.
Early AI and Automation Systems: The Case of ITEMS
By 1992, Duplan and Buckle weren’t just theorizing about AI and automation systems – they were implementing these concepts through the ITEMS.