Supply Chain Environmentalism: Using Environmental ERP to Manage Environmental Impact for Competitive Advantage and Profit
Supply Chain Environmentalism is a powerful new approach that will allow companies to improve their competitiveness by optimizing their ability to identify and reduce the financial impact of environmental impacts throughout the supply chain. This approach will both protect against cost increases associated with environmental impacts and allow the companies to differentiate their products as being more sustainable.

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Organizational Change Management: Getting All Parties to “Go” for System Adoption
Enviance and Malcolm Pirnie, Inc., an environmental consulting firm, have partnered to provide this white paper, which highlights how companies can successfully incorporate Organizational Change Management into their system adoption practices.

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Institutionalize Your Environmental Memory: Environmental ERP and Business Continuity
How do companies retain the institutional knowledge of their environmental performance and data amid high employee turnover? And what happens if a company’s business continuity planning doesn’t account for environmental factors and mandatory reporting? This white paper explores the role of environmental ERP in business continuity, and describes what companies can do to transition their environmental function from people-centric to knowledge-centric.

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Dashboards: Easy Business Intelligence
Effective dashboards can redefine business intelligence from a data mining exercise that seeks to uncover information not widely known in the organization to a solution that offers insights and explanations to key business data. Furthermore, dashboards should then allow users to take action on key findings for improved performance.

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Environmental ERP: The Natural Progression of ERP
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software is considered a mission-critical business system necessary to manage all the information and functions of a company, providing seamless integration of the information flowing through an organization. In essence, most companies would fail without a cohesive ERP system to understand the core elements of their business. But in today’s landscape of climate change, scarce resources and tighter environmental regulations worldwide, a company’s impact on the environment has become critical to core business operations and financial outcome.

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The Cloud Computing Advantage: Achieving Peak Performance in Environmental ERP
This white paper explores the differences between cloud computing and traditional client/server software, as well as how software in the “cloud” helps EHS professionals best manage their environmental data.

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