Sustainable Transformation
Today, sustainability is a decisive factor for the long-term success and resilience of a company. By integrating sustainable practices and relevant regulations such as CSRD into your business strategies, you not only increase the economic value of your company, but also reduce regulatory risks, create a positive impact on the environment and achieve sustainable added value for yourself and your stakeholders. Both investors and creditors include environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria in their assessments. Companies that accept this challenge secure a leading position in their industry and significantly improve their market opportunities.
Why sustainable transformation is unavoidable for companies
Sustainable transformation is no longer a “nice-to-have”, but a business necessity. Driven by new regulations such as the Supply Chain Act (LKSG) and ESG reporting obligations such as the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), companies must adapt their business models, processes and IT landscapes. But it’s not just legislators who are demanding change: Customers, investors and partners also prefer companies that act transparently and sustainably.
Those who oversleep the transformation risk competitive disadvantages, loss of image and rising costs – for example due to higher energy costs or restricted access to financing. On the other hand, the sustainable transformation offers enormous opportunities: green IT reduces energy consumption, net zero strategies open up access to green finance and integrated data management not only digitalizes ESG reporting but also enables a company-wide information strategy.
Let our experts advise you on how to proactively tackle the sustainable transformation and position your company for long-term success.
The 5 best ways CORA for importers supports your CBAM compliance
While CBAM readiness requires strategic preparation , CORA simplifies and automates key compliance tasks. Here’s how it works:
- CBAM data management – secure collection, storage and validation of emissions data from suppliers.
- Supplier engagement tools – Automate data requests, reminders and follow-ups for accurate reporting.
- Integrated emissions calculations – Ensure accurate tracking of direct and indirect emissions.
- Regulatory Compliance Alerts – Stay up to date on CBAM policy changes and reporting deadlines.
- Automate CBAM reports – Create fully compliant CBAM reports with minimal manual effort.
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The future of sustainable transformation
More and more companies are setting themselves the goal of achieving CO₂ neutrality. Net zero strategies are not only a contribution to climate protection, but also a clear competitive advantage. Investors, customers and regulators are demanding transparent ESG (environmental, social and governance) reports that document progress. But how can companies realistically work towards net zero targets? From carbon accounting to the implementation of concrete measures – the right strategy determines success. Find out how your organization can set the course for a sustainable future with a clear net zero strategy.
IT systems are often hidden climate sinners – from data centers to energy-intensive processes. The trend is moving towards green IT: energy-efficient software, climate-neutral cloud solutions and environmentally friendly IT infrastructures. Companies that integrate green IT not only reduce their CO₂ emissions, but also their operating costs. But which technologies are sustainable? Find out more!
A successful sustainable transformation requires more than just new processes – it requires a change in corporate culture. Employees must support the vision of sustainability, otherwise the best strategies will fail. Targeted change management and awareness-raising campaigns can reduce resistance and promote acceptance. Workshops, training and communication measures are the key.
Sustainability costs – but it also brings new opportunities. Green finance is booming: investors are channeling capital into green bonds, ESG-compliant funds and sustainable projects. Companies that rely on green bonds and sustainable financing models secure an advantage in the competition for capital. But how can funding and financing options be used optimally? Let our experts advise you!
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Frequently asked questions about Sustainable Transformation
Sustainable transformation describes the change in companies towards a sustainable orientation of their business models, processes and IT systems. The aim is to combine economic, ecological and social responsibility. Companies are focusing on measures such as net zero strategies, green IT and sustainable supply chains.
The timeframe varies depending on the size of the company and the initial situation. The initial measures – such as the introduction of green IT or compliance with the LKSG – can be implemented within a few months. Larger changes, such as adapting supply chains or developing a net zero strategy, on the other hand, require long-term planning and continuous optimization.
Companies that act sustainably benefit from green finance options such as green bonds, subsidies and low-interest loans. In addition, energy-efficient IT systems and sustainable processes reduce operating costs. Companies that meet ESG criteria also have better access to capital markets.
Companies are faced with a large number of new regulations:
- Supply Chain Act (LKSG): Monitoring human rights and environmental standards in the supply chain.
- Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM): CO₂ levies for imports into the EU.
- EU Supply Chain Directive (EUDR): Extension of due diligence obligations to companies throughout the EU.