Editor’s Pick In 2024 we must keep pace with developments in systems and environmental legislation. The answer is making sure climate change and emissions are key factors in your organisation’s tech decisions. green and blue light on black computer keyboard Sustainability has become one of the largest considerations for businesses worldwide. 96% of G250 companies now report on sustainability or environment, social and governance [ESG] matters. When it comes to digital transformation and technological upgrades, considering and mitigating environmental impact has never been more important. ‘Developing your digital transformation strategy has many considerations, but one that you shouldn’t neglect is the impact it can have on the environment,’ says Chris Weston, CDIO at UK IT digital services specialist Jumar . ‘Integrating sustainability into a digital transformation program is not just about reducing environmental impact,’ he continues. ‘It’s about future-proofing your business, enhancing efficiency, and meeting the expectations of customers and stakeholders in an increasingly eco-conscious world.’ So, how can we ensure our organisation keeps pace with technology, without adding to its footprint? Why include a sustainability strategy in your digital transformation? Businesses don’t just have an ethical responsibility to manage their sustainability, but they also now have the added […]
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