AI Is Essential for Solving the Climate Crisis
Advanced analytics and artificial intelligence can be used to help manage challenging issues related to mitigating climate change and improving adaptation and resilience.
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Senior leaders must hear the full, unvarnished truth from employees. Use simple rules of thumb and checklists to gauge and ensure your organization’s openness to productive dissent.
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By reshaping the way employees find challenging opportunities, new ITM programs are helping women grow their careers.
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To swiftly achieve the goals of a transformation, the business and IT sides must jointly match the business strategy to the company’s data assets and architecture.
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CPG companies will fall short of their net-zero goals unless they move from reengineering existing products, services, and business models to reimagining them.
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When it comes to sustainability, senior leaders are shifting from ambition to execution—and that’s the hard part. Companies know they need to decarbonize and improve sustainability across their value chains, but often they struggle to translate that ambition into results.
Change is sweeping every industry as companies reimagine how to incorporate sustainability into business.
Advanced analytics and artificial intelligence can be used to help manage challenging issues related to mitigating climate change and improving adaptation and resilience.
Systems enabling companies across the value chain to exchange data and calculate taxes could help them manage the complexities of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) and advance the European Green Deal.
Charlotte Degot and CDP's Dexter Galvin explain how artificial intelligence can help companies fill in the gaps in their understanding of their carbon emissions.
To get beyond the starting line, CEOs need to approach the challenges of sustainability from a strategic and value-creation perspective in terms of both the questions they ask and the answers they seek.
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