Electronic waste — usually referred to as e-waste — is now one of the fastest-growing waste streams worldwide. It poses significant environmental and economic risks, potentially affecting an organization’s reputation or bottom line. How can business leaders address this increasingly concerning problem?
It’s 2024, and the calls for implementing greener initiatives as a business imperative are louder than ever. Consequently, there has been a marked shift in consumer preferences toward brands that demonstrate sustainability principles. Eco-conscious marketing has emerged as a vital part of meeting this obligation and standing out in an increasingly competitive landscape.
This venture can look like any number of things in action — from an eco-friendly product to recyclable materials and purpose-driven practices. The important thing is it stems from a genuine sustainability foundation mixed with the proper techniques to achieve desired outcomes.
Sustainability has become a hot topic for people around the globe, especially those in business. As climate change is here and continues to affect our daily lives, everyone is feeling the pressure to take action and stop it. Today, more companies of every size are embracing sustainable practices. They are opting to become an eco-friendly business and switching up the way their company operates.
While some companies see the adoption of green practices as a total disruption to their operations, those that do turn over a new leaf will thrive. Here are some of the most compelling reasons behind this change and the benefits you may reap when putting the planet alongside profit.
The manufacturing industry is one of the top business sectors impacted by advances in artificial intelligence (AI) and big data analytics. Now that factories have embraced some of the robotic trends and automations, they’re looking at ways to tap into sustainability trends and make their companies more eco-friendly.
LED lights have been a money- and energy-saving staple for businesses and households. They are a convenient, simplistic switch to a greener lifestyle with long-term benefits. These bulbs have been burning bright since their popularity in the late 2000s, but it is time for a structural overhaul. Recent research proves there is still a long way to go before they are the ideal light source, so what does the path look like for the next gen LED lights?
Businesses are constantly seeking ways to create a positive customer experience. One of the latest approaches gaining momentum is the incorporation of biophilia, our innate connection to nature. Recent research has shed light on the significant impact that biophilic design can have on customers’ overall experience.
As a business owner, you may be curious about how to implement this concept to create a more engaging and enjoyable environment for your customers. Discover the latest research findings and practical applications of biophilic design principles so you can make your business flourish.
New research has found that nearly 8 in 10 (75%) UK mobile banking users want to know more about the carbon impact of their spending. The findings indicate that there is an unfulfilled appetite in the UK retail banking market for green banking features and products.
The research, run by carbon footprint management experts Cogo and the Behavioural Insights Team, surveyed 2,007 UK mobile banking users to investigate customer attitudes towards banks encouraging them to reduce their environmental impact.
Emma Kisby, EMEA CEO for Cogo, says:
AUSTIN – March 9, 2022—New research launched today by Blancco Technology Group (LON: BLTG), the industry standard in data erasure and mobile lifecycle solutions, reveals current practices and policies for device sanitization within the public sector. For Blancco’s study, The Price of Destruction: Exploring the Financial & Environmental Costs of Public Sector Device Sanitization, researchers spoke to 596 government IT leaders across nine countries.
London, UK; 12th January 2022: TurinTech, the UK company which empowers businesses to build efficient and scalable AI by automating the whole data science lifecycle, has announced its greener AI platform- evoML- which reduces AI’s carbon emissions by 50%.
With the average carbon footprint of AI equivalent to five times the lifetime emissions of an average car, TurinTech is the first company to optimise model code efficiency for quicker inference speed, which lowers memory and energy consumption and reduces carbon emissions. It also uses multi-objective optimisation to help businesses speed up the end-to-end data science process from months to weeks, while also increasing the flexibility of model deployment.
No matter where your tech company operates, it’s unrealistic to hope that you’ll never have to deal with a natural disaster of some kind. Fortunately, preparing for one is the best way to increase your chances of limiting the damage and having a full and speedy recovery.
While developing your tech company’s products, you probably researched to narrow down the target audience. Aim to do something similar when assessing which disasters pose the biggest risks to your company and its staff.
