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The 5 key dimensions of digital-led sustainability
By: Fujitsu
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How can organizations leverage digital technology to create sustainable value for the environment, personal well-being, and economies overall?
According to Fujitsu Technologies, it’s important to apply digital excellence across the following a few key dimensions of digital-led sustainability.
In this exclusive e-book, discover the 5 key dimensions of digital-led sustainability, and why, for many organizations, sustainable transformation is already underway.
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Fujitsu promotes the “Fujitsu Way,” the principle for the behavior of its people centered on a single purpose, which sets out why Fujitsu exists in society. All Fujitsu employees will seek to create value by working every day in accordance with values - aspiration, trust, and empathy – and Fujitsu’s code of conduct.
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Key findings: Biodiversity study with over 9,300 participants
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Biodiversity, and the overall carbon impact that organizations create are crucial factors in the future of global business.
Fujitsu conducted this study with the aim of sensitizing, guiding and mentoring Indian Business Organizations in biodiversity conservation and sustainable use, contributing to the greater conservation of India’s biodiversity.
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