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Ganesh Sahai
An Engineering Excellence leader serving as a Global CTO at Nagarro. He has more than 20 years of industry experience and 11 patents to his name.
Peter Hammer
Peter Hammer is a strategy leader, a creative thinker, and a powerful communicator working towards connecting businesses with technology. He is helping businesses gain an edge through impactful technology
Eco-Digital is booming & the statistics are demanding a call to action.
What problem does an eco-digital economy solve for business leaders? The Bigger Picture.
Case for Eco Digital Transformation.
How to achieve Eco-Digital Maturity.
What parts of your business do you need to transform to build an eco-digital economy?
Reduce the capital cost
There is a clear correlation— strong environmental, social, and governance (ESG) practices promoted by eco-digital initiatives lead to a lower cost of capital. This means significant savings on debt and enhanced investor appeal, both of which translate into more cash in your pocket. Embrace the eco-digital revolution, embrace sustainability, and discover the key to financial success and long-term profitability.
An analysis conducted by NYU Stern highlighted that companies with better ESG performance not only tend to outperform financially but also maintain a higher market valuation, further supporting the premise that strong ESG credentials are linked to superior financial outcomes.
Boost your stock value
Companies with strong sustainability ratings, achieved through eco-digital practices, outperform their less sustainable peers. This means a significant increase in your company's share price, making you a more attractive investment and unlocking a wealth of new capital for growth.
This is based on a study published by ScienceDirect. They analyzed a large sample of listed US companies from 2003 to 2017 and found that an increase in eco-innovation is associated with a significant 17.62% reduction in stock price crash risk. The study suggests that eco-innovative companies attract greater attention from institutional investors and equity analysts and disclose more information, all of which contribute to lower stock price crash risk. Further analysis shows that the negative relationship between eco-innovation and crash risk depends on the ideology and environmental orientation of political leaders.
Embrace the eco-digital revolution, prioritize sustainability, and watch your business soar in the market.
Improved brand reputation
Consumers are drawn to brands that are committed to the environment. Eco-digital initiatives demonstrate a business's commitment to sustainability, strengthening brand reputation and attracting environmentally conscious customers and investors.
An analysis by Emerald Insight reinforced that an increase in ESG rating positively affects a firm’s market value, highlighting that superior ESG performance is valued by investors, especially during challenging times such as the COVID-19 pandemic. This suggests a direct link between strong ESG practices and the ability to maintain higher market valuations compared to peers (Emerald Insight).
Future-proof the future
Consumers and regulations are increasingly focused on sustainability. By adopting eco-digital practices, companies are becoming more resilient and adaptable, preparing for a future where environmental responsibility is a non-negotiable expectation.
Outperform the benchmarks
Companies at the forefront of ESG performance, often achieved through eco-digital initiatives, consistently achieve higher return on capital than companies that lag. That's a significant edge in today's competitive market. By prioritizing sustainability, you're not only doing the right thing for the environment but also positioning your company for long-term financial outperformance.
Tackling climate change
The biggest picture is that by adopting eco-digital practices, businesses are part of the solution in the fight against climate change. This benefits the planet and puts it in a good position in the eyes of stakeholders who are increasingly interested in environmental issues.
Enhance customer satisfaction
Continuous improvement helps companies provide a better customer experience. Companies can meet and exceed their customers' expectations by actively soliciting customer feedback, analyzing data and implementing changes based on customer insights, resulting in higher customer satisfaction and loyalty.
Keep the volatility under control
In times of high market volatility and uncertainty, sustainable funds—which are often backed by companies with eco-digital initiatives—significantly outperform traditional funds. This translates to greater stability and resilience for your company's financial performance, even during economic downturns. Embrace the eco-digital revolution, prioritize sustainability, and confidently weather any storm.
Make green IT the basis on which you build tech, with minimal environmental impact. Build your technology infrastructure with a focus on minimizing environmental impact.
Explore energy-efficient hardware, cloud-based solutions with lower carbon footprints, and responsible e-waste disposal practices.
Modern, interconnected technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT), intelligent automation, and machine learning are revolutionizing energy management, especially for facilities with high energy demands, such as data centers. Google, for example, has reportedly slashed its data center cooling costs by 40% through automation and machine learning. These advances offer significant potential for businesses to optimize energy consumption and reduce their environmental footprint.
Deploy digital to optimize the footprint of operations and the wider ecosystem.
Use digital tools to optimize the environmental footprint of the entire operation. This includes areas such as resource allocation, supply chain management, and logistics. Also, look for opportunities to use technology to extend sustainability efforts across your entire ecosystem, such as through collaboration with suppliers and partners.
The global movement is using technology as a weapon against real environmental challenges. Companies are going beyond just business and taking social responsibility by recognizing sustainability hurdles and using AI, blockchain, or other innovative solutions to tackle them. By embracing technology-enabled sustainability, businesses can solve real problems, create a sustainable future, and thrive in the years to come.
Identify the right problems with data-driven purpose:
Understand your environmental impact— Start by using data to get a clear picture of your environmental footprint. Conduct surveys, analyze performance data, and use benchmarking tools to identify areas of high resource consumption or waste generation. This data-driven approach ensures that you're addressing the most important issues.
Empower people for a sustainable future: Sustainable mindset for all: Building an eco-digital culture is crucial. Foster a fundamental sustainability mindset throughout your organization. Integrate the principles of lean thinking at all levels and empower your employees to make informed decisions prioritizing efficiency and environmental responsibility.
Eco-digitize your processes for greater efficiency and sustainability: Solve problems and eliminate waste: Once you know your environmental impact, develop data-driven strategies to solve the problems you've identified. Use technology to optimize resource allocation, streamline processes, and eliminate waste across the value chain. Continuous improvement and measurement: Set clear annual sustainability targets and track progress continuously using leading indicators. This enables course corrections and ensures you stay on track and achieve your sustainability goals.
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