Information Technology (IT) Sector
According to published sources:
- ~75% of tech CEOs around the world believe it is their personal responsibility to ensure their ESG policies reflect customer values.
- ~28% of tech companies have significantly incorporated ESG into their strategic planning.
- ~35% of tech companies say climate change is having a high impact on their investment and funding decisions.
- ~60% of tech companies believe consulting with sustainability experts has been very effective.
ESG is crucial for Information Technology companies. Although the IT sector believes that its carbon footprint is relatively small, it also recognizes that its offices, operations and data centres consume large amounts of energy and must transition toward eco-friendly operations.
Tech organisations are constantly scrutinised by investors based on their ESG compliance and sustainability efforts. At the same time, growing customer awareness through digital platforms and social media has created strong demand for sustainable and ESG-compliant products.
With significant resources at their disposal, stakeholders expect technology organisations to operate in an environmentally responsible and pollution-free manner while functioning as planet-caring corporate citizens.
Although awareness and appreciation for ESG issues have increased, these principles have not yet fully translated into everyday business practices. Designing and implementing a sustainable business model can therefore be a challenging journey for many tech organisations.
Through Krÿstähl Academy, we provide training and capacity-building services to strengthen your in-house teams’ ability to develop effective sustainability solutions.
Krÿstähl’s sustainability professionals help technology organisations navigate dynamic policy and regulatory mandates while collaborating with coders and developers on ESG implementation.
Through our advisory and certification services, we design and develop solutions that minimise the environmental impact of technology products and digital services.
