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 Businesses consume natural resources and utilize public infrastructure to deliver their products and services. Therefore, companies and other commercial entities have a financial and moral obligation to give back to society. Managers and investors can follow two techniques to develop a healthy relationship between the industry and the community. This post will compare CSR vs. ESG.  What Is ESG? ESG means environmental, social, and governance  criteria  that affect how investors decide which stocks to buy after assessing a company’s impact on the natural ecosystem and society. Therefore,  ESG consulting  collects and analyzes the business performance metrics using sustainability requirements.  Unlike CSR, ESG is data-driven and involves more strategic techniques that encourage socially responsible investment attitudes. It monitors the integrity of corporations and governmental bodies through  continuous inspection  of corruption,...

 While investment and sustainability might seem like two entirely opposite aspects, the recent climate trends have forced them to collide. Often the process of making investments concerns vetting a company based on factors including business model, historical data performance, annual reports, and much more.  However, today investors have started considering additional fundamentals, i.e., ESG or Environmental, Social, and Governance. These aspects, when combined, form the basis of any new investment in an organization. Investor demand for sustainable investment  funds  to be incorporated into the environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors are expected to grow.  Investors are more focused on the short term right now. With interest rates on the rise and the cost of living soaring, Investors are more concerned about not losing their money rather than making 10% or 20%. Sustainable long-term value creation can be deemed impossible if corporates ...

  Industries have been facing huge challenges and undergoing an incredible number of transitions over the last few years. And looks like these changes won’t slow down in 2023. Businesses will be dealing with the aftereffects of the pandemic, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, ongoing economic challenges, and fast-evolving technologies. Let’s explore the top business trends that will impact the way businesses work in 2023.  Emerging Business Trends in 2023   Diverging markets are opening up new opportunities for new market players. In 2023, the focus will be on connecting the right people to do the work that needs to be done effectively.  But how are businesses facilitating making work accessible to all in a way that sparks productivity?  Read more:  An Experiment on Effect: How Virtual Technologies like Metaverse Transform Our Way of Life   Onward Growth of Digital Transformation  In 2023, businesses will experience the continuation of innovations...

  The new data technologies, along with legacy infrastructure, are driving market-driven innovations like personalized offers, real-time alerts, and predictive maintenance. However, these technical additions - ranging from data lakes to analytics platforms to stream processing and data mesh —have increased the complexity of data architectures. They are significantly hampering the ongoing ability of an organization to deliver new capabilities while ensuring the integrity of artificial intelligence (AI) models.  Today's transactional data systems run between  data  warehouses and operational databases like Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, or PostgreSQL. On the contrary, machine learning (ML) and analytics have usually occurred in data lakes or data warehouses. While this can indicate that the organization is on the right track, they can probably notice a rise in costs related to ETL (extract, transform and load), data access, and data management.  A recent MIT Techno...