Today, companies across the globe are leveraging business and analytics to identify and monetize patterns in customer buying behavior, predicting future asset longevity, and detecting fraud. Through the use of technology, such as SCADAs, CEMS, mobile devices, sensors, beacons, drones, and other industrial internet of things devices, big data has come to the EHS world.
By leveraging BI and analytical solutions to analyze the massive amount of EHS data that’s now available, EHS professionals can change the conversation with executives, operations, and regulators to be more forward thinking, less reactive, and more help drive long-term value creation across the company’s operations.
Join Cority’s Ian Cohen as he walks through:
• The differences between Business Intelligence, Analytics, and Big Data and what they mean for EHS professionals
• Practical examples of how analytics is helping companies transform their EHS programs
• Key trends EHS professionals can take advantage of to elevate their programs beyond environmental compliance
Ian Cohen
Product Marketing Manager
Cority
Ian Cohen, MS is the Product Marketing Manager responsible for Cority's Environmental and Safety initiatives. Before taking this role, Ian was Cority's Environmental Product Manager, where he was responsible for developing Cority's Environmental Compliance and Data Management Suite. Prior to working with Cority, Ian was an environmental specialist at Florida Power & Light Company, a NextEra Energy, Inc., company, where he led the development, implementation, and management of various environmental management systems and programs. Ian is well versed in the development of enterprise environmental management information systems and is a subject matter expert in corporate sustainability, including program development, annual reporting and stakeholder communications.
Ian earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology and a Master of Science in Environmental Science, both from The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.
