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Daniel McCarthy
Technical Director
ARCADIS |
Mr. McCarthy offers 20 years of experience in the field of information management. His experience has focused on the design, implementation and management of solutions that involve information technology processes to collect, manage and report geological, chemical, financial and spatial data. Mr. McCarthy has designed comprehensive, cost-effective information management programs for federal, municipal, pharmaceutical, oil and gas, and specialty chemical clients. He is the ARCADIS technical lead for implementation of the EQuIS environmental data management system and serves as the director of ARCADIS’ Applied Information Technology group, which consists of over 60 information technology and data quality experts dedicated to improving the efficiency and effectiveness of business processes.
Presentation
Cost-Effective Environment Data Management for Large, Multi-Site Portfolios — A Recipe for Success
Data management programs encompass a wide variety of tasks, priorities and decisions. Underlying these activities is the need for a consistent, cost-effective process designed to minimize the cost of management while maximizing the value of the data generated. This presentation provides an overview of the key ingredients needed for effectively managing the multitude of environmental, financial, regulatory and other information often associated with a large portfolio of sites. And, it delivers a “recipe” for success — maximized cost savings; streamlined processes; and appropriate, quality data for o informed business decision making. Stakeholder acceptance of the data-management process, use of enterprise data-management systems, a complete understanding of the regulatory reporting requirements, and an effective document management strategy are just a few of the essential elements of any data management program. Attend this session and learn valuable techniques that get results for both you and your clients.
GHG, sustainability, and carbon footprints are the topics in everyone's minds today. Knowing what sources of these gases should be considered and how these emissions are to be quantified are critical questions that could cost a company millions of dollars? |
