Expert Opinions
What you need to know about emerging sustainability topics essential to your business and your bottom line. Brought to you by the thought leaders across Verisae, Inc. Verisae solutions are optimized to meet the unique needs of distributed enterprises with site, equipment, and assets spanning the globe. We defines enterprise sustainability as the ability to take action against energy, carbon, operations, water, and waste management initiatives with enhanced control and confidence.
Equipment return on investment (ROI) and total cost of ownership (TOC) is a critical measurement, yet all too often we take a very poor approach to the science of gathering all the data needed to make our assessment.
Read Opinion
Energy management requires efficient data measurement. Spreadsheets are a static medium and they do not provide the level of data control and management required. To enable ultimate energy efficiency, real-time, actionable data must be available.
Read Opinion
The complex requirements of thorough carbon analysis make reliance on a typical spreadsheet approach to data gathering truly painful. Understanding the crawl, walk, run approach to emissions management.
Read Opinion
An archaic, insecure, and vulnerable energy delivery systems fraught with risk and complexity, is enough to give the majority of those in charge the late night sweats. Some companies are just beginning to explore a 21st century solutions.
Read Opinion
The Sustainability Journey - An organization really needs to understand where you’ve been, how you’re trending, and where you’re expect to be in as close to real-time as possible across the core of sustainability; energy, emissions, operations, waste, and water management
Read Opinion
At one level, protecting the environment involves business in doing things that are good for the bottom line - such as using less energy and wasting fewer raw materials. This video explores sustainability and the CRC Energy Scheme.
Read Opinion
Currently, most attention in green buildings is focused on reducing the emissions of operating a building because of the long life and thus cumulative impact associated with energy, waste, and other materials used during a building’s 50-100 year lifetime.
Read Opinion
Greening the supply chain is rapidly becoming a business imperative for the supplier and customer alike. As companies define and execute sustainability strategies within their own boundaries, they are finding that actively sharing this information within the supply chain creates new sources of value.
Read Opinion
Did you know that the price for producing electricity fluctuates on a minute-by-minute basis? Changes in prices generally reflect variations in electricity demand, availability of different generation sources, fuel costs, and plant availability.
Read Opinion
Environmental reporting must be backed by quantifiable data. For managers who compete in these environments and are responsible for oversight of emissions, water, and waste, information delays can cost millions of dollars in lost time or lost opportunity.
Read Opinion
Follow the Conversation
© 2012 Verisae. All rights reserved.