Technology driven EHS that can usher digital transformation or simply change the way you look at EHS, for better.
Health and safety which was largely limited to be an organizational pursuit has shifted its focus to people-centric technologies now. Whether it is incident management or maintenance of vendor-contractor-supplier data. The future role of data within environmental, occupational, health and safety will be defined under three distinct heads
Story telling is an ancient thread which runs through the fabric of society itself. It weaves the beliefs, sometimes our faith and the collective experiences into an ornate mesh called culture.
Digital twins for EHS systems are already in place, however, their inter-dependent and co-dependent lifecycle pivot masks their appearance. Several IoT devices chained as reporting beacons for emission performance to wear & tear monitoring are a simple example.
Digital platforms are now helping organizations to reaffirm their EHS commitment while working with their suppliers, vendors, contractors etc. Contractor management software precisely performs such functions. Digital platforms like these offer better chances of optimization.
Digital platforms are a great reformer when it comes down to universal deployment with accountability. Thus, enablement of combinatorial objectives that preserve and uphold fundamental safety and health tenets have a greater shelf life than say traditional methods.
Deep technology is defined as technology which offers significant advancements over the currently employed technology. Deep technology has already created ripples in the conventional technology ecosystem; Biology; chemistry and physics sit at the cusp of producing most novel materials.