New software and data technology is poised to help you improve the performance and the business value of your environment, health and safety, and sustainability programs.

Software Selection

First Comes a Management System, then Comes Software

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Software systems can be invaluable tools for managing regulatory requirements and facilitating reporting, but only insofar as your company understands how that system should be configured. Learn which questions you should address before you invest in technology to help you manage your programs.

Transforming EHS Information Management

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Legacy data management tools can make it difficult to leverage data for EHS&S program decision-making and reporting. This webinar will help you make the business case for a commercial software system and share strategies you can use to make the selection and implementation process go smoothly.
Software Tools for Management of Change

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This webinar explains how technology tools can mitigate risk, engage employees, ensure accountability and reduce administrative overhead.

Implementation

Three Reasons Why EHS&S Software Implementations Stumble

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Software implementation projects are costly and time-consuming, so what do you do if your EHS&S data management solution is no longer working?
Introducing Mobile Apps at Arch Coal Inc.

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Arten Charles, Environmental Information System Administrator at Arch Coal Inc., shares insights on how his company integrated a mobile inspection application into its existing software system.

How to Optimize Your Software Implementation

Webinar

Download this webinar with NAEM for a discussion of the key takeaways from the latest publication on how to optimize the software implementation process. You'll gain key insights from the research and hear from a peer expert who will share advice from experience.

How EHS&S Software is Improving Program Management and Communications

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Marc Juaire, Corporate Director of Environmental, Health, and Safety for Liberty Diversified International, describes how the introduction of an EHS&S software system has driven business value for his company.
How Data is Transforming Decision-Making Around EHS&S Management

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David Williams, Director of Environment and Sustainability with Teva Pharmaceuticals, describes how access to sophisticated data analytics tools are transforming the EHS&S management profession.
Software is a Powerful Tool for Innovation in Environmental Management

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Wayne Balta, Vice President of Corporate Environmental Affairs and Product Safety at IBM Corp. reflects on the power of software tools to help unlock innovation in environmental management.

EHS Performance

Understanding Integrated Reporting

Webinar

This webinar provides an overview of how integrated reporting can offer a solution, and how to introduce this approach at your company.

Strengthen Your EPA Reporting Assurance Using Business Intelligence Tools

Webinar

As the EPA increases its attention to reported data accuracy, EHS managers need strong processes to ensure sound communications. Learn how to leverage business intelligence tools to verify data, flag inaccuracies and strengthen overall reporting.
Taking Your Compliance Program from Good to Great

Webinar

This webinar showcases leading compliance management programs and what makes them exceptional. Learn how peer companies structure their management systems and how they push forward to achieve even greater levels of success.

Emerging Technologies

Task Creation & Standardization: The Next Level of AI Support for EHS Professionals

Nov 14, 2022, 00:00 AM

Get ready for the latest way Artificial Intelligence (AI) and specifically Natural Language Processing (NLP) will be making the lives of EHS professionals easier by making routine task completion faster and more accurate.

Title : Task Creation & Standardization: The Next Level of AI Support for EHS Professionals

Length : 60 minutes

Cost : Free for members; $49 for non-members

Register URL :

Purchase URL : https://my.naem.website/merchandise?id=accda078-e467-ed11-a81b-000d3adfb2c5

Start date : Nov 14, 2022, 14:00 PM

End date : Nov 14, 2022, 15:00 PM

Get ready for the latest way Artificial Intelligence (AI) and specifically Natural Language Processing (NLP) will be making the lives of EHS professionals easier by making routine task completion faster and more accurate.

While AI is being applied to many EHS processes, due to the complexity of EHS texts there have been limitations. However, very soon the process of creating and standardizing tasks to cover multiple and complex legal requirements will be available to EHS professionals.

Join us to learn how this new technical solution for EHS will once again revolutionize how EHS professionals perform their duties.

How Artificial Intelligence (AI), specifically Natural Language Processing (NLP), is able to read complex and lengthy legal terms
How AI/NLP can extract relevant information, simplify information, and create meaningful and simpler tasks
How AI/NLP can facilitate the process of feeding the EMIS system by creating audit checklists and protocols, writing standard operating procedures, and more

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EHS&S Strategy
Emerging Technology
Software & Data Management

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2022
Artificial Intelligence
Data Management
Technology
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Emerging technologies are transforming how the EHS&S function identifies risks, sets goals and manages programs. NAEM developed this guide to familiarize you with these new tools as you begin to explore what this future means to you.

Artificial Intelligence is Transforming How Companies Manage EHS

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In an industry always looking to do more with less, AI can help companies work more efficiently and consistently. This promises to fundamentally change the skills needed to manage EHS within companies.