Volume, variety, velocity — the fabled 3Vs — are the defining properties of big data. This makes it imperative that any big data management platform can handle these 3Vs successfully and with aplomb. One of the best ways to handle the demands of big data is with EHS software.

Occupational health and safety isn’t just a legal obligation imposed on your industry. It’s a moral obligation to your workers.

The next big thing in mobile isn’t apps – it’s user interface. And companies are taking note, especially when it comes to mobile safety solutions.

You put your team’s safety above all other concerns. The problem is, you can’t be in ten places at once, and you’ve only got one set of eyes.

Finding the right safety software solution to manage your EHS operations could be the difference between seeing your goals in the distance and crossing the finish line. Not all safety software is created equal, and it’s important to understand its intents and purposes in the organization to ensure you make the best decision for your needs.

If you could improve one thing about your EHS department, what would it be? Fewer accidents? Better employee training? Making better use of your data? Creating a stronger safety culture?

If you spend an entire day observing the workplace behaviors of your team, how many safety issues do you think you would notice?

Not everyone realizes that a good safety program can benefit a company in some surprising ways, too. The most surprising, and perhaps the most important? Achieving a favorable return on safety investment.

With the brow-raising security breaches in politics and e-commerce the past couple years, the same question on many minds remains: How secure is my data?

Whether you’re building a single home or an entire strip mall, you do whatever it takes to keep your construction project on schedule and within budget. But your profits (and your reputation) can come to a grinding halt with just one safety slip up on the job site.