Category: Sustainability – ESG
Sustainability and ESG: CSRD reporting, KPIs and regulations, and how to manage them with Prodity, the AI-powered ESG software.
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Omnibus Directive and CSRD: Which Companies Are Still Required to Report, and What Will Change in 2027
The CSRD Omnibus Directive (Directive (EU) 2026/470) limits the obligation to EU companies with an average of more than 1,000 employees and revenue of more than 450 million euros, either individually or as a group. They will report for the first time on the 2027 fiscal year. With this change, most companies that were preparing…
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An Alternative to Intelex: All the Power, Without the Complexity
Intelex appears on almost every shortlist for EHSQ software—and for good reason. The question that almost no one asks out loud is a different one: Is it designed to operate where you operate? Because when you look for an alternative to Intelex, it’s rarely because of a lack of features. It’s because the power they…
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Technology and Prevention: What Digitalization Can (and Cannot) Do to Address the Climate Crisis
Recent extreme weather events have reminded usof an uncomfortable truth:just how fragile the infrastructure that supports our daily lives really is, and how ill-prepared we are for what lies ahead. The climate crisis is no longer a future scenario. It is affecting real lives, communities, and environments right now. From a sector like ours—the technology…
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OHS, ESG and Sustainability: Why by 2026 they can no longer be separated (and how technology is the bridge)
It’s the middle of 2026, a year that has marked a definitive turning point in corporate management. If you’re in charge of occupational health and safety (PRL) or EHSQ, you’ve probably noticed it: the boundaries between your department, sustainability, and the company’s financial strategy have become blurred. It is no longer enough to report frequency…
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What are the differences between QMS, ORP, OSH, EHSQ and ESG and how to unify their management?
In today’s business environment, managers are faced with a maze of acronyms that, although connected, have vital nuances. Do you really know how to distinguish between QMS, ORP (or OHS), OSH, EHSQ and ESG? Depending on the country in which you operate, the acronyms change, but the objective is the same: to ensure regulatory compliance…
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The Key to EHS Success: How the Multi-Language Interface Increases Field Worker Engagement.
In the field of EHS (Environmental, Health, and Safety) management, the active and conscious participation of field workers is not only desirable, but absolutely essential to ensure regulatory compliance and promote safe and healthy work environments. In an inherently globalized and diverse operating environment, addressing the language barrier becomes a critical security need. Therefore, implementing…
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Integrated EHSQ management: benefits of centralizing environment, quality and safety on a single platform
A complete overview from a single tool Integrated EHSQ (Environment, Health, Safety and Quality) management encompasses four critical areas for any organization: environment, health, safety and quality. Traditionally, these functions have operated separately, with distinct systems, isolated responsibilities and diverse methodologies. However, this fragmented approach tends to lead to inconsistencies, duplication and lack of traceability.…
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Occupational Health and Safety: towards a culture of sustainability and traceability
The understanding of Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) is changing rapidly. What was once seen as an area focused on regulatory compliance has now become a strategic factor for organizations seeking to be safer, more sustainable and more competitive. It is no longer just about preventing accidents. OSH is increasingly integrated into the overall risk…
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ESG vs CSR: differences between ESG criteria and corporate social responsibility
In recent years, concepts such as sustainability and responsible management have gained prominence in the business world. However, there is still some confusion between two approaches that, although related, have different objectives and applications: ESG and CSR. Understanding the difference is essential for companies seeking to position themselves in a solid way in the eyes…
