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How to Go About Disruptive Sustainability Innovation
Published on 1. November 2024
Book
Paperback/Softback
656 pages
978-0-443-21943-6 (ISBN)
Description
The Sustainability Handbook: How to Go About Disruptive Sustainability Innovation, Volume Three provides a comprehensive and holistic understanding of sustainability, bridging the gap between academic theory and business practices. Using numerous specific case studies and insights from industry leaders, the book shows how to strategically integrate sustainability into an organization, with extensive focus on policies, incentives, measures, operations, production, consumption and lifecycle management. Aimed at those who have already established a mature Sustainability Portfolio Management approach, it explores the "why" of Disruptive Sustainably Innovation and how to capture and use Sustainability Drivers and Requirements. Global climate change poses enormous environmental challenges, and societies across the world must adapt and innovate to further the goals of sustainability for present and future generations. The private sector especially must find new ways of doing business to align their practices with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) adopted by the international community. Using a conceptually structured framework throughout, the book examines the latest academic research to summarize what environmental, social, and economic sustainability actually means in different contexts. This book will be ideal for researchers, students and businesspeople at all levels and sectors.
More details
Language
English
Place of publication
Philadelphia
United States
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
Dimensions
Height: 276 mm
Width: 216 mm
ISBN-13
978-0-443-21943-6 (9780443219436)
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Person
Mark von Rosing is a best-selling author, a sought-after speaker, researcher and board-room advisor. He is a pioneer in the field of climate control and Sustainability. Through his research, publications and effort with standard bodies (ISO, IEEE, OMG, CEN, NIST, LEADing Practice, NATO, UN, W3C) he has been involved of developing 200+ Enterprise Standards and 52 different Industry Standards. Beyond, he left his mark in the field of process modelling having published the best-selling book series The Complete Business Process Handbook, published by Elsevier. Companies such as SAP AG have involved him in developing and leading their Sustainability approaches as well as the Sustainability architecture approaches.
Content
Part I Radical Sustainability Innovation1. Why this book is relevant2. What this book covers and what it doesn't cover3. Sustainability trends and drivers4. Sustainability Drivers and requirements5. Environment, Social and Governance6. Sustainability and Innovation7. Sustainable Portfolio
Part II Environment8. Introduction9. Net-zero emission products10. CO2-negative value chain11. Self-sufficient production plants12. Corporate Biodiversity Plan13. Sustainable Business Model14. Rethink water cycle to Zero freshwater consumption15. Closed loop16. Eliminating business travels using avatars17. Conclusion
Part III Social18. Introduction19. Temporary transfers to NGOs20. Open Innovation Supporting Sustainable Innovation21. Employee sustainability tracking app22. Ethical Financing23. Lifetime product liability24. Conclusion
Part IV Economic and Governance25. Introduction26. Sustainability CoE27. Sustainability Lifecycle28. Sustainability Governance29. Democratic decision-making, including minority groups30. Sustainability Change Management31. Bonus systems based on sustainability tracking32. Sustainability Outsourcing33. Sustainable Financing34. "Planet AI" on the management board35. Sustainability Policy 36. Sustainability Governance37. Conclusion
Part V Substantial Sustainability Innovation38. Introduction39. Sustainability Drivers and Requirements40. Strategy41. Roadmap42. Sustainability Maturity43. Knowledge Building44. Conclusion
Part II Environment8. Introduction9. Net-zero emission products10. CO2-negative value chain11. Self-sufficient production plants12. Corporate Biodiversity Plan13. Sustainable Business Model14. Rethink water cycle to Zero freshwater consumption15. Closed loop16. Eliminating business travels using avatars17. Conclusion
Part III Social18. Introduction19. Temporary transfers to NGOs20. Open Innovation Supporting Sustainable Innovation21. Employee sustainability tracking app22. Ethical Financing23. Lifetime product liability24. Conclusion
Part IV Economic and Governance25. Introduction26. Sustainability CoE27. Sustainability Lifecycle28. Sustainability Governance29. Democratic decision-making, including minority groups30. Sustainability Change Management31. Bonus systems based on sustainability tracking32. Sustainability Outsourcing33. Sustainable Financing34. "Planet AI" on the management board35. Sustainability Policy 36. Sustainability Governance37. Conclusion
Part V Substantial Sustainability Innovation38. Introduction39. Sustainability Drivers and Requirements40. Strategy41. Roadmap42. Sustainability Maturity43. Knowledge Building44. Conclusion