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How quickly can an enterprise change its business strategies and align them with sustainability goals? What is better for the ecosystem: to optimize the company's production processes or to transform it?
Innovation and technological advances are key to solving both economic and environmental problems. Technology is moving the world and the economy forward, while bringing destruction and misery. Only human beings in particular and society as a whole can, by willed decision, stop and change this. By 2030, we plan to modernize the infrastructure and retrofit most industrial plants, making them sustainable by improving resource efficiency and increasing the use of clean and environmentally friendly technologies and industrial processes.
Every transformation and technology affects our lives and changes the economic, social, cultural and human environment. In the end, it all comes down to people and their values.
Sustainability is a business approach that creates new long-term value for a particular organization in an environmental, social and economic environment. All sustainability processes are built on the firm belief that the strategies developed will help not only the planet, but also the company itself.
Already the objectives of most companies include: waste reduction, renewable energy, carbon neutrality, renewable fuel production, climate change mitigation, solar and wind projects, waste reduction, increased resource productivity, optimization in the use of materials, water management and much more.
More and more companies are looking for and developing their own "technological eco-advantage" - new developments based on advanced technologies that will simultaneously have zero emissions and generate profits. It is known that a combination of process automation, carbon data transparency and sustainable business models can reduce emissions by 45-70%.
Internet of Things and AI-based solutions also optimize energy efficiency in real time, while reducing emissions and saving money.
Firms can improve their operational processes without fundamentally changing their business model by reducing the negative impact on the environment and society (using renewable energy sources, changing the quality and quantity of packaging materials). This can be done relatively easily by adding sustainability requirements and social focus to already existing quality criteria and profit issues. This approach is sometimes called "eco-efficiency.
By embracing sustainability and seeing it as a business opportunity, many companies are creating revolutionary products and services that are not only marketable, but also good for the environment. To achieve organizational transformation, firms are radically changing processes, reorganizing, and breaking the habitual patterns of employees.
More and more companies see sustainability as an area of competitive advantage and incorporate its principles into their corporate culture. By incorporating sustainability principles into their innovation processes, companies create new products and services that are good for society and good for business.