Making A Case For Supply Chain Sustainability

Supply chain organizations are continuously looking for new and innovative ways to improve procurement processes, minimize risk, and reduce costs.  As our sustainability consulting has extensively discussed, leading supply chain companies are definitely taking supply chain management to the next level and incorporating sustainability concepts into their procurement decision making processes.  So how can your organization benefit from this business sustainability groundwork to build its own case for supply chain sustainability?   According to the BSR report, Supply Chain Sustainability: A Practical Guide to Continuously Improving Upstream Impacts by Applying the Global Compact Principles, there are many compelling reasons for taking action to improve social and environmental impacts throughout the supply chain.  However, the evolved supply chain sustainability management practices that can respond to multiple business sustainability drivers can maximize the value to business.     To create a business case, BSR identifies the most common business drivers for supply chain sustainability: Click here to continue reading Making a Case for Supply Chain Sustainability.   

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