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The Future of Enterprise: Sustainability and Resilience
Sepideh Matinfar is a senior researcher at Ericsson IndustryLab. She has been immersed in sustainability, performing Life Cycle Assessments of ICT products and services. She holds an MSc in Environmental Science from Stockholm University and has recently broadened her area of research to industry and enterprise. In this episode, she shares insights into sustainability from IndustryLab's recent market research.
Ericsson Consumer & IndustryLab explores the future of technology for consumers, enterprises, and a sustainable society. The organization delivers world-class market research, insights, and design concepts to drive innovation and sustainable business development.
Their knowledge is gained from global consumer, enterprise, and sustainability research programs, including collaborations with leading customers, industry partners, universities, and research institutions. Their research programs cover in-depth studies and over 100,000 interviews with consumers, working people, and decision-makers each year, in 30 countries – statistically representing the views of 1.1 billion people.
Join us as Sepideh shares how enterprise leaders are preparing for a more sustainable and resilient future, along with insights on approaches (that work) to reduce emissions.
Key Takeaways:
· What are the industry's driving forces for change, and how are they connected to sustainability?
· What factors will determine the future of enterprise sustainability?
· What are the barriers to effective adoption of sustainable practices?
· How will enterprise business models change to be better prepared for and more resilient to future disruptive events?
· How resilient is today's enterprise? How can companies move towards net zero while becoming smarter, more agile, and play a more international role?
· Resilience affects sustainability, and vice-versa. What do decision-makers believe will make their company more resilient and sustainable?
· Does 'resilience preparedness' need to be redefined to ensure a more sustainable and resilient future for all?
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By iResearch ServicesSepideh Matinfar is a senior researcher at Ericsson IndustryLab. She has been immersed in sustainability, performing Life Cycle Assessments of ICT products and services. She holds an MSc in Environmental Science from Stockholm University and has recently broadened her area of research to industry and enterprise. In this episode, she shares insights into sustainability from IndustryLab's recent market research.
Ericsson Consumer & IndustryLab explores the future of technology for consumers, enterprises, and a sustainable society. The organization delivers world-class market research, insights, and design concepts to drive innovation and sustainable business development.
Their knowledge is gained from global consumer, enterprise, and sustainability research programs, including collaborations with leading customers, industry partners, universities, and research institutions. Their research programs cover in-depth studies and over 100,000 interviews with consumers, working people, and decision-makers each year, in 30 countries – statistically representing the views of 1.1 billion people.
Join us as Sepideh shares how enterprise leaders are preparing for a more sustainable and resilient future, along with insights on approaches (that work) to reduce emissions.
Key Takeaways:
· What are the industry's driving forces for change, and how are they connected to sustainability?
· What factors will determine the future of enterprise sustainability?
· What are the barriers to effective adoption of sustainable practices?
· How will enterprise business models change to be better prepared for and more resilient to future disruptive events?
· How resilient is today's enterprise? How can companies move towards net zero while becoming smarter, more agile, and play a more international role?
· Resilience affects sustainability, and vice-versa. What do decision-makers believe will make their company more resilient and sustainable?
· Does 'resilience preparedness' need to be redefined to ensure a more sustainable and resilient future for all?