ESG

The department store leader is committed to sustainability and corporate responsibility across the communities where it operates.

The Warehouse Education & Research Council's annual report and online tool for operations improvement captures 37 key metrics, adds ESG information.

A circular approach to sustainability challenges how organizations currently approach supplier interactions, sourcing materials, product lifecycles, recycling (downcycling and upcycling), and business models.

Operationalizing Climate and Social Goals in Supply Chain Operations is a must-read report for supply chain, procurement, finance, and other business leaders who are looking to enhance environmental, social, and governance performance.

Armed with the right set of data in the digital twin of their supply chain, Microsoft planned for cutting its carbon dioxide emissions and its Environmental, Social, and Governance, ESG, initiatives by 40% through data-driven insights and artificial intelligence, AI, for its supply chain management operations.

That's how Grainger is putting the E in ESG

Listen in as ALOM's CEO Hannah Kain explains why her organization is investing in sustainability and diversity. Bob Trebilcock hosts.

Kroger's Raul Bujalil will discus the impact of e-commerce on the grocery industry.

On this episode, Mike Knemeyer and Stan Fawcett discuss ESG and its impact on supply chains. SCMR’s Editorial Director Bob Trebilcock hosts.

In this month’s video, we feature the third in a series of JSCM webinars looking at supply chain’s role in climate change.

Late last month, Detroit-based General Motors (GM) heralded a new Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) pledge, inviting its global suppliers to join the company in a “commitment to carbon neutrality, the development of social responsibility programs, and implementation of sustainable procurement practice in their supply chain operations.”

While ESG has been a board-level topic for many years, leaders have only recently woken up to the need to act.

An Illinois-based non-profit helps firms reduce their excess inventory while advancing their ESG initiatives by contributing to the next generation of students.

Businesses worldwide seek more transparency in ESG data, according to a new Coupa study.

An Illinois-based non-profit helps firms reduce their excess inventory while advancing their ESG initiatives by contributing to the next generation of students.