The struggle is real. EHSQ, productivity, and profitability seemingly work against each other. When "safety first" rules and ideologies prevail, the perception is that profitability suffers. Conversely, when productivity is valued above all else, employees can be put at undue risk. Productivity and profitability are undoubtedly important, but how do you make them harmonious? Connected EHSQ has the potential to not only satisfy environmental, health and safety, quality requirements and compliance needs, if implemented effectively, it can have real and demonstrable impacts on productivity and profitability. In this session, we will share strategies and real-world examples of connected EHSQ and operational excellence, as well as strategies on building your roadmap for connected EHSQ from concept to reality.