corporate social responsibility
How can better business processes and technology find ways to solve sustainability challenges involving materials, energy, water and more? A group of global businesses have begun working together to look for innovative answers to those problems. Along the way, they’re hoping to find solutions that are not only environmentally
corporate social responsibility
How much can energy efficiency save a business? Ask IBM, which says its conservation programs have cut its bills by more than $50 million in electricity costs since 2008. The amount of electricity it’s saved is enough to power 47,000 average US homes for a year. Currently celebrating
corporate social responsibility
Do you work for a firm that’s taking steps to be a socially responsible business? If so, we’d like to ask you a few questions in this brief survey. We’re interested in learning more about how much your organisation is spending on corporate social responsibility, who’s
corporate social responsibility
Do you work for a firm that’s taking steps to be a socially responsible business? If so, we’d like to ask you a few questions in this brief survey. We’re interested in learning more about how much your organisation is spending on corporate social responsibility, who’s
corporate social responsibility
While senior business executives say they’re committed to improving their commitments to corporate social responsibility, many of their firms aren’t gathering the right information they need to do so, according to a new survey by IBM. IBM’s second annual global corporate social responsibility (CSR) found that nearly
corporate social responsibility
If Motorola really wants to win big brownie points in Greenbang’s book, it should think about stop putting that annoying “hello moto” ringtone on its mobiles. Every time Greenbang hears it, she wants to rip the offending phone out of its owner’s hands and beat them with it
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How often have you wondered if your cheap shirt from a budget clothes store was made by a some underage, underpaid worker in a Chinese sweatshop? Greenbang is guessing if you answered yes, you’re probably not the only one. By a long shot. If you were doing the Family
corporate social responsibility
To paraphrase a well-known movie tag line, CSR reports are like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re going to get. Sometimes you trawl through hundreds of pages of report and come up with a load of peanut crackle (read: the unloved craptastic bits no-one wants) or