World day for safety and health at work 2025

Explore how structured compliance data is the foundation for transforming EHS compliance with AI and digitalization in 2025

The role of AI and digitalization in improving EHS compliance

This year’s World Day for Safety and Health at Work explores how new technologies like digitization and AI are transforming the world of EHS.

As the world’s leading provider of EHS intelligence, this is a topic that’s close to our hearts. With the proliferation of AI-powered health and safety solutions, businesses are optimistically anticipating improved performance and results — but that can only happen if the AI is working with clean and timely data. And that’s where we come in.

Enhesa’s EHS Intelligence enables standardized, structured, accurate, and complete EHS compliance data to help global brands advance their data strategy, drive AI initiatives, and streamline compliance processes with a single, centralized data source.

Read on to learn more about the importance of robust data, the health and safety trends worldwide that exemplify this need, and how AI is being used to advance EHS compliance — when the data it uses is of a high standard.

Your EHS data quality matters

When considering digitalization and the use of AI for EHS management, businesses must be sure to have a solid foundation of trustworthy data that can be relied upon to properly inform AI.

Any AI model is only as intelligent and useful as the data it’s given allows it to be.

Read more about how the right data can make all the difference when it comes to improving systems and processes through AI and digitalization.

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The role of high-quality data in AI for EHS

A look behind the scenes at how Enhesa ensures high-quality data to provide accurate, reliable AI tools as part of our solutions.

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EHS compliance and the modern data center

Explore the compliance challenges faced by high-tech and other industries reliant on global data centers, and how to overcome them.

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Expanding your compliance horizons

Explore how businesses can use Regulatory Forecaster to apply the McKinsey Three Horizons framework to EHS compliance.

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Leveling up your EHS data

Watch our webinar to see how Regulatory Forecaster gives global EHS teams clarity about emerging changes well ahead of implementation.

How well are you managing your EHS data?

Benchmark your organization’s EHS data maturity using our quick questionnaire, and receive actionable insights on areas for improvement:

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Staying on top of health and safety trends

It’s vital for any digitalized system or process to be working off the most recent and relevant information. That’s why — when it comes to your EHS program — you need to be sure you, your teams, and your AI are well aware of the latest trends that will impact your business.

Here’s just a small selection of the most impactful developments businesses must understand and prepare for in 2025.

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EHS trends set to influence 2025

Discover how game-changing trends in EHS regulations from 2024 are going to have an impact for businesses in 2025 with our latest eBook.

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Regulatory changes in 2024 — an overview

There were over 30,000 EHS regulatory changes in 2024. See how they can be broken down with our summary infographic.

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Five biggest EHS topics of 2024 examined

Get expert insight into five of the most significant areas of EHS regulatory change from 2024 — including how it’s set to impact 2025.

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Climate, chemicals, and worker regulations in Europe: End of year trends

Review the latest legislative updates in Europe aiming to tighten emissions reporting, restrict PFAS, and protect workers.

Good data makes for better AI implementation

For AI to be used effectively it requires a trustworthy source of “clean” data that will ensure reliable results.

To demonstrate what this looks like, here’s how our in-house AI team develop tools in a carefully planned and measured way, safeguarding against bias, data corruption, and assuring quality regulatory data for our clients.

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Leveraging AI technology for compliance

Expert insight from Chief AI Officer at Enhesa, Director of Sustainable Finance at LSEG, and leading GRC analyst on the future of AI in compliance.

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Overcoming bias in AI

Using AI in our solutions brings huge benefits to our customers, but it must be accurate and untainted by bias — find out how we do it!

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Creating better compliance management with AI

See how Enhesa’s experts use AI processing to deliver excellent data-driven compliance solutions to clients.

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Enhancing regulatory content with AI metadata

Learn about how Enhesa is using AI to unlock content discovery with metadata, auto-classification, and chemical entity recognition.

Explore the AI in Enhesa's solutions

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The regulatory compliance world is expanding and accelerating, and our clients need to have accurate, prompt regulatory information to not only stay on top of requirements, but remain ahead of coming trends.

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With the power of tools like AI and machine learning, our in-house team of AI experts is developing better ways of delivering the legislative data, analysis, and interpretation that global companies need to remain compliant, competitive, and ready for what’s to come.

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Take a look at our dedicated AI page to see how we’re using generative AI at Enhesa to provide better, more effective products and services for our customers.

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