The Earth as we know it is on the brink of catastrophe, with scientists warning of rising temperatures, extreme weather conditions and the collapse of critical ecosystems. All over the world, governments are responding with new regulations intended to prevent the worst of the damage and cope with changes that cannot be avoided.
Companies in every industrial sector are being impacted by these new measures, with strict requirements to ensure that their business can be sustained without destroying the planet. This pressure is only exacerbated by rising public concern and investors’ wishes to align their portfolios with the global economic transition, leaving corporations with no choice but to clean up their act.
In this rapidly shifting environment, data has become a high-value commodity. Without accurate information and the ability to disclose it transparently, companies are at risk of breaching their legal requirements, overlooking the vulnerability of their supply chains or dissatisfying consumers and shareholders.
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