With the increased prominence of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) in corporate and financial reporting, it is increasingly important to ensure you have accurate, verifiable data underlying your reports. Choosing the right ESG calculation engine is a critical part of compliance with rapidly evolving requirements and regulations.
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 free 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.
As if calculating carbon offsets for big businesses isn’t complicated enough, now there’s a huge new, unexpected issue. Wildfires are threatening the underlying nature itself.
Locus provides multiple methods to populate ESG, EHS, or any environmental data. We’ve outlined the most common here.
With sustainability practitioners strained to deploy limited resources internally to navigate the myriad of standards and frameworks to meet the growing appetite for environmental, social, and governance (ESG) information, we continue to ask, “Isn’t there an easier way to do this?”
One of the most frequent questions we get asked when it comes to ESG is, “Where do I begin?”. The good news is that ESG doesn’t have to be an ‘all or nothing’ effort. In fact, getting started is a simple and straightforward process.
Four out of every five consumers have expressed skepticism of organizations claiming to be sustainable. So, how does your company express your sincere desire to take steps that are sustainable for the environment?
Locus provides out-of-the-box tools and services to automate business processes, integrate with external applications, and provide a rich user experience.
Locus Founder and CEO, Neno Duplan recently sat down with Grant Ferrier of the Environmental Business International to discuss a myriad of topics relating to technology in the environmental industry such as Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain, Multi-tenancy, IoT, and much more.
A growth in commitment from proactive organizations towards heightened ESG standards means that many professionals have seen their duties not only increase, but they have been made more diverse than before.