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We have revamped our internal virtual learning hub, Sustainability Campus, to embark on a journey for #BusinessToPlanet. It will enable our colleagues to upskill and create value for our Group and clients dedicated to a sustainable and inclusive future. We continue our journey on diverse environmental topics, #climate technologies, #innovation, #biodiversity, and more. Within our commit, act, and monitor sustainability framework at Capgemini, we have established levers for transformation across the value chains, enabling our teams to build innovative solutions and future-proof industries for our clients. You may learn more about our sustainability initiatives as we support clients in meeting their #sustainability goals: click here https://lnkd.in/e9vrSEEu #GetTheFutureYouWant #BusinessToPlanet #climate #SustainableFuture

What do you need the most to reach net zero? Data? Budgets? Policy? Actions? Commitment? All of it? While we debate what matters more, when anyone asks me, I always say: sharing.   People are always surprised when I tell them that. Of the many things that matter to sustainability, why does sharing top the list with all the other factors in play?   When the future is at stake, why should we not share what we’ve learned from our sustainability journey? That’s been the bedrock of how we do things at Infosys when it comes to climate action: we build, we learn, and what we build and learn, we share with the world.   Take for instance, the Infosys ESG Reporting Solution. This was shaped by our own journey to become carbon neutral at Infosys. And when we hit the milestone in 2020, well ahead of the 2050 timeline set by the Paris Agreement, we realized that we could expand our learnings, our tools and our frameworks to a solution that every enterprise could use. The same goes for the Infosys Smart Solution for Water. We use it to monitor the water bodies on our many campuses in different cities, and this has been scaled to an enterprise-grade offering from Infosys Sustainability Services.   We have tried to apply the same principle in the work we do for our clients and our partnerships. Whether it’s a robot that cleans solar panels or a digital platform that orchestrates electric charging infrastructure, what starts as a pilot with our clients then scales to a full-blown solution available to all. Even the Value Chain Navigator, a tool built in partnership with The Economist, is available for any business executive to use to understand, manage and mitigate scope-3 emissions.   We are taking this belief in sharing to ONS 2024 in Stavanger, Norway. Joining us there from August 26 - 29, 2024 are our clients, technology partners, and industry leaders who also share our commitment to working together to fast-track a sustainable tomorrow.   We believe that only an entire ecosystem of enterprise changemakers can create a meaningful difference in achieving our climate goals. After all, what is the point of just a few being able to realize their net zero aspirations? Sustainability is a priority for all. And that’s why I say: to me, the most important thing in ESG is this: share and share more. Share your story and your technology, share your methods and your ecosystems. Because it will alter the course we are on.   Join us at booth #4030 of Hall 4 in the Net Zero Markets zone at ONS. We’re here to talk #EnergyTransitionNow, to share our vision and solutions for a better future. Infosys Sustainability Services Infosys Energy Practice

The solution? Consider implementing a three-stage roadmap in sustainable IT service management that: Assesses the environmental impact and define key performance indicators, targets, and frameworks with set carbon cost estimations of IT operations in terms of carbon emissions and carbon footprints Creates an effective governance plan with a dedicated team to ensure business models are aligned with sustainable IT initiatives. Operationalizes sustainable IT services by identifying the environmental impact within IT supply chains and develops a sustainability culture amongst teams. Danuta Stojko Greg Bentham

The solution? Consider implementing a three-stage roadmap in sustainable IT service management that: Assesses the environmental impact and define key performance indicators, targets, and frameworks with set carbon cost estimations of IT operations in terms of carbon emissions and carbon footprints Creates an effective governance plan with a dedicated team to ensure business models are aligned with sustainable IT initiatives. Operationalizes sustainable IT services by identifying the environmental impact within IT supply chains and develops a sustainability culture amongst teams. Danuta Stojko Greg Bentham

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As we face the challenges of our changing climate, #SustainablePractices become essential to how we live and work. Today, we have the tools and knowledge to forge a sustainable future, but achieving it requires collective action. I feel hopeful seeing Capgemini take meaningful actions to create a better world for us and future generations. Integrating #sustainability practices into business elevates the conversation, highlighting the responsibility of large corporations.   Capgemini is not only striving to reduce its #CarbonFootprint and wider sustainability impacts — but is also empowering its employees with comprehensive sustainability training. 70% of our workforce has completed these learning modules, sparking innovative ideas and fostering a culture of environmental responsibility.   The latest environmental report from Capgemini highlights our significant progress:   📉 30% reduction in #CarbonEmissions since 2019 🔌 96% of our electricity is now renewable ⚡ 1,400 #EV charge points installed to support our all-electric fleet future 🎓 70% of employees completed our sustainability training 💧 44% reduction in water consumption since 2019 🗑️ 69% reduction in waste per employee since 2019   If you are passionate about sustainability like me, I urge you to read more about our commitment, actions, and progress toward a #SustainableFuture in our environmental report here: https://bit.ly/3LXhKtb #4PositiveFutures #GetTheFutureYouWant

Progress toward sustainability is often as good for the workforce as it is for the planet. Learn more on #Insights2Action by Deloitte.

Progress toward sustainability is often as good for the workforce as it is for the planet. Learn more on #Insights2Action by Deloitte.

Progress toward sustainability is often as good for the workforce as it is for the planet. Learn more on #Insights2Action by Deloitte.

Progress toward sustainability is often as good for the workforce as it is for the planet. Learn more on #Insights2Action by Deloitte.