Environment Overview
Good management systems benefit companies through improved compliance, reduced costs of compliance, improved operating performance, increased accountability and improved profitability. CINTELLATE provides the ideal foundation with which to track the implementation and on-going administration of your Environmental Management System (EMS). Our software assists Environmental Management by supporting compliance and facilitating the creation of sustainable processes for business value. This business value is created by implementing a systematic approach with standardized processes.
Designed against the ISO 14001 International Standard, the toolset incorporates easily followed work flows to help your organization identify the environmental aspects of your activities, products or services and determine the environmental impact. Once these impacts have been identified, the system applies specific risk assessment criteria to help you prioritize and develop your environmental business plans, environmental objectives and measures and highlights options for annual performance metric targets.
Our Environment modules include: Air & Water Discharge Monitoring ; Greenhouse Gas & Emissions Tracking ; Hazardous Substance Management ; Permit/Obligation Management ; Rehabilitation Planning ; Stakeholder Management ; and Waste Management . Learn more by clicking on the modules of your choice or request for DEMO now.
Challenges | CINTELLATE Solution |
| Individual spreadsheets and inconsistent calculations | Enterprise-wide, systematic approach applied to processes. |
| Reactive fire-fighting mode | Proactive planning mode. |
| Communications with internal and external stakeholders | Institutionalize knowledge and transparency. |
| "Program of the Month" syndrome | Continuous Improvement of Systems for Business Value. |
| Collection of diverse and multiple data sources | Automated central repository for emphasis on analysis. |
| Lack of accountability | Task management through scheduling, email notification and escalation. |