Recap: VIM Technologies at the 2025 Compliance Services Conference Vendor Fair
November 3–6, 2025 | Tucson, Arizona
The 2025 Compliance Services Conference Vendor Fair at the Westin La Paloma Resort brought together environmental and regulatory compliance professionals from across the country—and VIM Technologies was proud to be part of this premier event.
As both an exhibitor and featured speaker, VIM showcased innovative compliance solutions and engaged in meaningful conversations about the future of environmental and NERC compliance.
Highlights from VIM Technologies
✅ Expert Insights from Rudi Muenster
Our very own Rudi Muenster delivered two sessions that sparked valuable discussions:
- Emissions Collection and Monitoring Plan System (ECMPS) 2.0 Update
Rudi shared the latest developments in ECMPS 2.0, helping attendees understand what these changes mean for emissions monitoring and reporting strategies. - Parts 60 & 75 Lessons Learned. Now What?
This session explored key takeaways from implementing Parts 60 & 75 and provided practical guidance on how organizations can adapt and improve compliance programs moving forward.
✅ Engaging at the VIM Booth
Throughout the event, our team connected with compliance professionals to discuss challenges, share best practices, and demonstrate how VIM’s solutions help organizations:
- Streamline emissions data management
- Navigate evolving regulatory requirements
- Strengthen compliance strategies for long-term success
Why This Matters
Events like the Compliance Services Conference are critical for fostering collaboration and innovation in the compliance space. VIM Technologies remains committed to supporting organizations with tools, expertise, and strategies that make compliance simpler and more effective.
Thank You!
A big thank you to everyone who attended Rudi’s sessions and visited our booth. Your engagement and feedback help us continue to deliver solutions that meet the industry’s most pressing needs.
It assembled industry experts and professionals from various regions to network and deliberate on prominent subjects concerning environmental compliance and testing. A variety of papers and technical presentations provided attendees with the latest trends and updates on regulatory changes impacting compliance. The conference placed significant emphasis on the use of AI and advanced spectroscopy for real-time Hazardous Air Pollutants (HAPS) analysis, highlighting these as critical areas of focus.