The future of EHS: Leveraging tomorrow’s technology to maximize today’s data

The future of EHS: Leveraging tomorrow’s technology to maximize today’s data

Within organizations, there is an abundance of activities centered around EHS. As a result, there is no shortage of data collected.  From inspections to incidents to chemical management to risk assessments, the data just keeps rolling in. While organizations often have a plan and methodology to gather information, they often have a less organized plan to use the data to drive improvement. This meeting seeks to lay the groundwork for developing a strategy around turning EHS data into actionable intelligence. 

Data and analytics’ usefulness play a vital role in an organization’s success. Therefore, the resulting strategy and effectiveness of action must continue to be improved. We will discuss top data and analytics trends and help you prioritize those with the biggest potential impact on your organization’s program. These include the incorporation of artificial intelligence (AI), digital innovations such as Generative Pre-trained Transformer (GPT), Natural Language Processing (NLP), and advanced data analytics capabilities.

• How can companies improve EHS programs to rapidly adjust to disruption and uncertainty? 
• What can organizations do to develop context-driven analytics so that stakeholders will be able to generate new sources of innovation and value? 
• How can companies successfully manage EHS risk with innovative AI and data analytics?