Reporting on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) objectives is far more than a box companies check to satisfy regulators and investors. In today's world, sound ESG reporting is no less than a strategic imperative.

ESG programs can't succeed with annual or quarterly reporting regimens that require manual data pulls from disparate sources. Instead, strategic ESG initiatives depend on real-time data that is integrated into decision-making.

In this Crash Course, we highlight major trends driving demand for real-time ESG metrics, as well as strategies that can help enterprise leaders build effective ESG programs.

By Jeffrey Davis
Why it's time to fast-track ESG reporting Setting sustainability and governance goals is now considered a financial and strategic need
Some companies are using digital platforms to integrate ESG activities, from setting targets and metrics to data collection, auditing, and performance tracking.
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By Kathy Mulvany
ESG is now a business imperative Increasingly, companies won't do as well as they could unless they also do measurable good
Companies must perform well across a range of environmental, social, and governance issues that are relevant to their business.
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By Nerys Mutlow
Why ESG and business resilience complement one another Promoting growth and serving a greater good are core elements of sound business strategy
Companies must move toward an adaptable, long-term approach to resilience with ESG at the heart.
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ESG by the numbers Tracking progress against ESG objectives is elusive for many companies
Read the infographic to learn about the ROI of comprehensive ESG programs.
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