About this webinar

Most organizations treat SDS as a compliance obligation and budget for them accordingly. New Verdantix research suggests that framing is expensive. Across the five risk areas examined, EHS leaders estimated average impacts above $1 million in every category measured, with the highest exposure tied to human harm, market access and logistics disruption. Those costs land across EHS, supply chain, product stewardship and IT, which is exactly why no single budget owner ever sees the total. Verdantix will present findings from The Total Value of Quality SDS Data report and share where the market is heading as chemical portfolios, jurisdictions and AI initiatives all grow faster than the teams maintaining the data. 3E’s product team will then walk through how these risks get closed in real workflows, and how to build a business case your finance team will approve.

EHS compliance manager reviewing safety data sheet (SDS) authoring requirements to avoid hazard classification and exposure limit errors.

What you will take away

Explore what a credible case for chemical data investment actually contains

  • The real cost, quantified. A quantified view of what SDS data quality failures cost across five risk areas.
  • The categories you are missing. The cross-functional cost categories most often left out of internal business cases.
  • Five tests for quality. Accurate, current, complete, defensible and accessible.
  • Why AI projects stall. Where analytics and AI initiatives break down on chemical data, and what to fix first.
  • A case finance will fund. A repeatable structure for presenting the business case to finance and executive sponsors.
What you will take away

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Sixty minutes that could change how your organization budgets for chemical data.