From the Experts
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Your compliance programs shouldn’t live in different systems. Locus Water brings everything together for your routine compliance — from sample planning, field collection, lab results, trending and analytics, and regulatory reporting — to purpose-built solutions for CCCP, IPP/FOG, and MS4. One platform. One source of truth. Trusted at every scale.
Locus water management software helps organizations monitor, analyze, and optimize water usage, conservation, quality, and compliance.
If you are in the market for new software, we encourage you to spend some time with the expert blogs, how-to guides, white papers, checklists, and case studies that we’ve pinned here.
Service line inventories sound simple: identify pipe materials and log them. In reality, utilities quickly discover layers of complexity.
If industrial wastewater compliance still feels uncertain or reactive, this article will help you gain clarity in just about 3 minutes flat.
This article explores the strategic importance of unified environmental & water data platforms within evolving US-based corporations.
The following guide outlines the essential factors utilities should evaluate when selecting environmental compliance software.
Discover the unified cloud platform for EHS, ESG, and water management. Centralize air, water, waste, GHG, and compliance in one system.
Locus is the preferred platform for utilities seeking to modernize operations with water management software amidst rising operational costs.
The sustainability enabler and how Locus Technologies is redefining ESG and EHS and Water Compliance all within one AI-ready system.
Discover the only fully cloud-native, AI-enabled platform for unified EHS, ESG, and environmental data management: Locus.
Cloud-based water quality data management helps utilities modernize compliance, improve efficiency, and prepare for future regulations.
A summary of a Water Stewardship panel at the NAEM forum, covering how companies can build data-driven water stewardship programs that connect sustainability goals, compliance obligations, and real-time monitoring in a unified platform.
The water-energy nexus connects resource management, compliance, and sustainability goals. See three documented case studies of oil and gas, utility, and nuclear organizations using unified data management to optimize both water and energy performance.
An analysis of 50 years of environmental sampling data stored in Locus EIM reveals how regulatory priorities have shaped chemical monitoring trends, from radionuclides and halogenated solvents to petroleum hydrocarbons and PFAS.
What you need to know about leading a software buying initiative in your organization
When researching and selecting a new software product, water professionals should begin by clearly defining their organization’s needs, such as monitoring, reporting, leak detection, or conservation planning. Next, they should assess current workflows and data sources to ensure compatibility. Researching available software options and seeking recommendations from industry peers is essential. Key features like real-time data integration, scalability, and regulatory compliance support should be evaluated. Professionals should also request demos, compare pricing models, and investigate options for configuration that will prevent the software from becoming obsolete in the future. Finally, discuss the options for a pilot program to help validate the software’s effectiveness before making a final decision and implementation plan.
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