Locus looks back on the last 25 years of pioneering EHS, ESG, and water quality software. MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., 11…
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Regardless of the size of your organization or the industry you’re in, chances are that right now artificial intelligence can…
GIS is one of the most effective ways to convey information to a wide range of users, from corporate managers looking at the company’s key metrics to operational personnel looking for incidents across facilities and trying to find trends. It is a highly intuitive data query interface that empowers users to explore the data hidden deep in enterprise EHS databases. In this article, we look at the history of GIS and where it is today, as well as some its most powerful applications that can benefit savvy EHS professionals.
Not only is GIS more powerful than ever before—it is also vastly more accessible. Anyone with Internet access can create custom maps based on publicly available data, from real-time traffic conditions to environmental risk factors, to local shark sightings. Software developers, even those at small companies or startups, now have access to APIs for integrating advanced GIS tools and functionality into their programs.
There is a considerable degree of (intended) confusion in the EHS software space when it comes to multi-tenancy. Companies that…
A recently published survey by a research analyst firm indicates that 90 percent of EHS software applications installed today are…
As an environmental software and services company, we work closely with companies that need to follow Federal, State and Local…
Through the Locus EIM platform public facing website, Intellus, the general public can now access remediation and environmental data records…
There is considerable debate in the marketplace about whether organizations should know or even care about multi-tenancy. The truth is…