Sustainable practices that have been adopted by businesses have moved from being “nice to have” to a necessity. This is driven by the need to meet expectations across all stakeholders – including customers, investors and, increasingly, the regulators. Through this progression, sustainability is no longer viewed as solely an environmental or social issue, but rather as a key factor in company innovation, efficiency, and long-term success.

Increasing regulations are forcing organizations to go beyond their traditional environmental reporting. Companies are looking to organize and be responsive to regulations, to avoid paying financial penalties and maintain a positive social image. In this recorded webcast, Thorogood Data and AI Consultants Sophie Sanders and Melissa Horan discuss sustainability regulations like CSRD and EUDR, and showcase how to leverage a variety of data sources and technologies to be responsive to data demands and aid innovation.

What we cover:

• A brief overview of incoming sustainability regulations globally, both mandatory and voluntary, and their data requirements.
• Guidance on how to build a data platform which is responsive to the evolving regulations and allows organizations to innovate using novel data and analysis techniques.
• A showcase of customer use cases, demonstrating how data can be leveraged for effective reporting.

Is this for you?

• Are you interested in holistically addressing sustainability regulations through your data platform?
• Are you interested in understanding how to adapt your sustainability data strategy to take advantage of approaches like Geospatial analysis, AI and Graph technologies?
• Do you want to learn about the latest technologies and data sources for producing tangible business insights for environmental action?