Smart technologies for sustainable enterprise resource management: an illustration of progress and prospects

G. Sastry, R. Gowda, A. Newton, Gopakumar
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Business organizations across the world are increasingly articulating their commitment to build sustainable enterprises. Environmental stewardship, conscious and responsible consumption of natural resources required for day-to-day operations, is integral to this agenda. In this paper, we illustrate how a multinational enterprise has made significant strides in monitoring, conserving and improving materially relevant resources including energy, emissions, water, and waste through innovative use of various technologies. A campus that is fully powered by solar energy, reduction in per capita energy and fresh water consumption by 49.69% and 41.14% respectively over the baseline, carbon footprint reduction by 59% across scope of 1 and 2 emissions, and 100% food waste treatment are some of the important milestones it has achieved in accordance with the sustainability policy drawn along the lines of sustainable development goals (SDGs) announced by United Nations. We discuss the crucial role of technology in defining the sustainability agenda, enabling the achievement of audacious goals, and institutionalizing sustainable practices and lifestyles in this organization. We conclude by proposing new frontiers of technological innovation for sustainable development of enterprises.
可持续企业资源管理的智能技术:进展与前景的例证
世界各地的商业组织越来越明确地表达了他们建立可持续企业的承诺。环境管理,即日常业务所需的有意识和负责任的自然资源消费,是这一议程的组成部分。在本文中,我们说明了一家跨国企业如何通过创新使用各种技术,在监测、保护和改善能源、排放、水和废物等物质相关资源方面取得了重大进展。一个完全由太阳能供电的校园,人均能源和淡水消耗分别比基线减少49.69%和41.14%,碳足迹在1和2排放范围内减少59%,100%的食物垃圾处理是根据联合国宣布的可持续发展目标(SDGs)制定的可持续性政策所取得的一些重要里程碑。我们讨论了技术在定义可持续发展议程、实现大胆目标以及将该组织的可持续实践和生活方式制度化方面的关键作用。最后,我们提出了企业可持续发展的技术创新新领域。
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