Whether you’re looking to meet sustainability and diversity targets, improve brand reputation, attract new investors and customers, or simply do the right thing, getting visibility into your environmental, social and governance (ESG) performance is the necessary first step to achieving your goals.
But tracking and measuring ESG across your supply chain is no mean task, and organizations must overcome internal and external challenges and develop processes that need meticulous planning and execution to succeed.
Our new white paper, How to Drive ESG Visibility and Traceability Across Your Supply Chain, discusses how to align supply chains with the enterprise’s ESG targets and recommends a six-point plan for leaders to gain visibility and track, trace and measure ESG performance across their supply chains.
What’s Inside:
- Driving transparency in upstream and downstream processes
- Managing suppliers and promoting diversity
- Adopting fit-for-purpose technology solutions
This paper is essential reading for business leaders looking to set the right processes and improve their organization’s ESG scores.
Theme: Sustainability
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