*NEW RESEARCH* ESG still top of mind as sustainability becomes embedded in core ops

OUT NOW from TechMarketView is the Sustainability Technology Activity Index Q1 2024 – Global Tech User / Use Case Insights report excerpt.

TechMarketView launches the second instalment of the Sustainability Technology Activity Index for Q1 2024 today, continuing our sneak peek at the quarter’s data (a full series of reports on the 2024 calendar year – including a deep dive into the UK market, as well as global trends – will be published early in 2025).

We’re releasing the individual sections of the Index report as excerpts ahead of UN Climate Week at the end of the month. Today’s instalment, entitled Global Tech User / Use Case Insights, focuses on sustainability use cases, with analysis of the technology mix and supplier rankings in each.

ESG Reporting and Nature Monitoring & Management use cases lead the pack in terms of the most activity worldwide, but initiatives impacting on core operations (across Strategy & Planning, Supply Chain Optimisation, Industrial Process Innovation, and Green IT programmes) make up nearly half (46%) of all activities. Tech user orginisations should look therefore to embed “sustainability literacy” across the business, balancing long-term commitments to environmental goals with overall business performance. Check out the report for more insights and recommendations for tech users.

This report follows on from Monday’s Global Supplier Insights excerpt. In the forthcoming Global Technology Insights instalment (released on Friday 13th September) we’ll look at how different technologies are deployed across the use cases covered in today’s report; The UK View (Monday 16th) examines how the UK market compares to the worldwide picture; and the final excerpt (out on Wednesday 18th) outlines ten Market Shaping Trends to watch.

SustainabilityViews subscribers can download Sustainability Technology Activity Index Q1 2024 – Global Tech User / Use Case Insights now. If you are not yet a subscriber, or are unsure if your company has a subscription, please contact Belinda Tewson to find out how you can access the research.

Posted by: Craig Wentworth at 07:00

Tags: use cases   core operations  

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