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As AI use in workplace safety programs expands, environment, health and safety (EHS) teams face a growing challenge in determining what information matters and how to act on it. New research released today by Evotix and What Works Institute finds that organizations are expanding their use of AI, while gaps in capacity, oversight and measurement complicate the path from information to action.

Evotix, a global leader in environment, health, safety and sustainability (EHS&S) software, today announced it has been named a Leader in the Verdantix Green Quadrant: EHS Software 2026, continuing a record of Leader recognition in every report since 2017 (includes mergers and acquisitions).

Environment, health and safety (EHS) leaders will start 2026 at a critical crossroads, according to results from a new report released today by the What Works Institute and Evotix, the world-leading provider of EHS&S software. There is an opportunity to radically improve risk prevention, but only if organizations recalibrate workplace safety approaches.

Independent research firm ranks Evotix high for AI integration, capabilities, configurability and mobile features

Every year over 5,000 people are killed in workplace accidents in the US and EU – a number that’s risen in the US over the last ten years1 - and blue-collar workers in the US are five times as likely to have accidents as their white-collar counterparts2.