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In 2014, ddms partnered with bp Remediation Management (bp RM) to revolutionize its environmental data management. Today, bp RM sets the bar with a modernized data practice. As bp RM’s integration partner, ddms led the implementation of an EQuIS-based data system, including historical data migration, onboarding bp RM’s suppliers, integration with bp RM’s internal enterprise GIS system, and an end-to-end digital transformation of its data workflows which has resulted in big savings and a significant increase in data accessibility.

At $400 to $3,250 per sample, one mining company’s 250,000 historical samples added up to as much as $813 million in environmental data. Yet every site managed it differently. Here’s how they unified it all in EQuIS, and seven lessons for anyone planning a multi-site migration.

When your sites include Manhattan Project–era contamination, “good enough” data systems aren’t good enough. Learn how DOE Environmental Management sites replaced ad-hoc workflows with automated, secure data management, and got better data quality and faster reporting as a result.

Cemex UK was an EQuIS pioneer back in 1999. By 2024, what was cutting-edge had become a patchwork of customizations. See how they turned a 25-year mix of custom fixes into a standardized, documented EQuIS system for 80 closed landfill sites.