Germany’s Hensoldt joins UN Global Compact
TAUFKIRCHEN, Germany, 2 hours, 31 minutes ago Hensoldt, a global sensor solution provider is now a member of the United Nations Global Compact, committing to the ten universal sustainability principles in the areas of human rights, labour, the environment and anti-corruption. By signing the Global Compact, Hensoldt is making visible how important sustainable business practices are for the company. It is the world s largest initiative for sustainable and responsible corporate governance. As part of a group-wide sustainability initiative, the company has set itself numerous goals. Among other things, emissions are to be further reduced and the proportion of women within the workforce increased.
A new dawn for Earth Day 2021 – Restoring our planet through intelligent digital transformation April 23, 2021, 3:41 PM IST
Lisa Johnston, chief marketing and sustainability officer, AVEVA
Last year, global emissions fell by 17% and vibrations caused by human activity decreased by 50%. Yet within months, activity has returned close to original levels. While the pandemic enforced a temporary pause in activities, the start of 2021 has seen momentum building with renewed will to drive innovation towards a more permanent reset in priorities. This April’s Earth Day, President Biden will bring world leaders together to galvanize climate change efforts in the inaugural Leaders’ Summit on Climate. The G7 meeting in June similarly has the pandemic and climate change top of the agenda. And COP26 in Glasgow is focused on accelerating action towards the Paris Agreement goals. Sustainability has never been higher on the policy and corporate agen
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GrandVision reports 1Q21 revenue of €899 million and adjusted EBITA of €79 million
Schiphol, the Netherlands – 23 April 2021. GrandVision N.V. publishes its .
Organisations faced a number of unforeseen challenges in nearly every business sector throughout 2020 – and continuing into 2021. Until now, businesses have been on the defensive, reacting to the shifting workforce and economic conditions, however, COVID-19 proved to be a catalyst for some to accelerate their long-term technology and digitalisation plans.
This is now giving decision-makers the chance to take a proactive approach to mitigate current and post-pandemic risks. These long-term technology solutions can be used for today’s new world of social distancing and face mask policies and flexibly repurposed for tomorrow’s renewed focus on efficiency and business optimisation.
For many, this emphasis on optimisation will likely be precipitated by not only the resulting economic impacts of the pandemic but also the growing sophistication and maturity of technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML), technologies that are coming of age just when