7 Key Steps for Improving your EHS Information Management Business Case

In today’s dynamic business environment, corporate governance, and the need for greater confidence in internal control processes, is leading to a situation where corporate Environment, Health and Safety (EHS) teams are facing a paradox; they are being asked to achieve ever-increasing compliance standards and improved performance reporting, with greater information demands, against a backdrop of stretched internal business processes, leaner support structures and increased competition for internal budget.

The “EHS resource stretch” is raising the profile of information technology to play a key role in achieving fundamental performance levels. As a result, the business case has become a key instrument to help justify appropriate investment for information technology and project resources to meet these challenges.