ESG Reporting – Why is it so important to companies?
by Jan T. Mizgajski ESG reporting is one of the most popular topics in the corporate context these days. In 2020, 92% of S&P 500 firms released sustainability or corporate responsibility reports. From this article, you will understand ESG reporting and why it became so popular among companies. You will also learn about the […]
Microsoft Cloud for Sustainability and Sustainability Reporting
By Dominik Szeląg Sustainability reporting is all about expertise and data engineering done by market leaders.From the business perspective, the current movement toward climate neutrality and associated new sustainability reporting policies are an opportunity. It is not just about being a greener, compliant company, but also about deeper analyzing and reorganizing its operations to […]
Sustainability strategy and compliance are all about focusing on the data
By Dominik Szeląg In a current dynamic situation in the European Union where new environmental policy obliged businesses to shift into net-zero transformation, it seems that the critical element is to find IT data-driven solutions. Not just to be transparent and fully compliant with regulations but also to build a sustainable strategy with measurable […]
Energizing ESG with Open Data and Power BI
By Wojciech Bąk For many of my sustainability projects, the main issue was to find a benchmark for ESG measures and KPIs. How can you tell if your organization is operating responsibly if you lack information on the usual rates of emission, water usage, or effects on the regions and societies around you? How […]
SDGs, ESG, CSR, and Sustainability – how to avoid confusion about these terms and where to start the real change
By Wojciech Bąk While in conversation with clients from different countries about topics related to the aspects of sustainable development, I was often not sure if we were talking about the same thing. I’ve noticed that many of us use the terms ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) and Sustainability interchangeably. Still, others use the words […]
