ESG reporting stories
Councils can now filter vetted circular economy suppliers in one system, easing procurement checks across New South Wales's 128 local authorities.
Rising reporting and safety demands are creating demand for software that can replace spreadsheets and consultants in heavy industry.
Farmers could cut duplicated reporting as a 12-month trial showed digital passports can carry beef provenance and sustainability data across seven countries.
Regulated employers can now test their AI controls in minutes, as the Brisbane firm targets stricter data rules and workplace leak risks.
Australian reporters face tighter climate scrutiny as a new package links audit-ready assessments with live alerts on heat, floods and storms.
AI is now embedded in reporting and operations across the region, but executives warn that governance, data sovereignty and shadow use lag behind.
Targets for water, emissions and supply chains could shape how new European campuses are built as demand for power and cooling grows.
Large employers could gain a clearer view of incidents and ESG risks as EcoOnline's new software replaces fragmented regional reporting systems.
The software maker's new framework is aimed at helping customers face tougher emissions reporting while cutting its own footprint by 2030.
The appointment gives Sphera an internal marketing leader as it pushes AI-powered messaging to 8,500 customers across 100 countries.
UK demand for commute-cutting tools is rising as employers look to tackle scope three emissions and track travel savings more closely.
It has cut operational emissions sharply, but the group still has a long way to go to hit its annual sustainability target.
More than 175,000 customers could see faster service as EcoVadis rolls out Gemini Enterprise tools to automate internal work and boost productivity.
Better scrutiny of voluntary carbon credits is pushing FairClimateFund to replace spreadsheets with a platform tracking emissions cuts and household payouts.
Rising AI workloads are forcing data centre operators to curb power and cooling costs as global electricity use heads towards 1,000 terawatt-hours.
Organisations are now being judged on how they act on sustainability, with supply chains, AI infrastructure and hiring all under pressure.
The Berlin-headquartered group is targeting Japan's large mid-market as annual recurring revenue climbs past EUR €200 million.
The hire strengthens scrutiny of social impact claims as boards and investors demand measurement that is closer to financial reporting standards.
Pressure to lift margins is pushing New Zealand firms to target AI and automation at energy use, reporting and admin tasks.
The certification strengthens Opus Technology's appeal to buyers seeking independently verified ESG standards from IT suppliers.