Sustainability Initiatives for Chemical Manufacturing Must Be Technology-Led to Meet Evolving Stakeholder Expectations: New Resource From Info-Tech Research Group

Chemical manufacturing companies must contend with a complex landscape of regulations amid increasing scrutiny from stakeholders on how environment, social, and governance (ESG) initiatives and metrics are disclosed. A new industry resource from Info-Tech Research Group outlines how technology can enable sustainable operations.

TORONTO, July 27, 2023 /PRNewswire/ - ESG continues to be a prominent consideration for organizations and their customers. Failure to build an effective sustainability strategy and comply with regulations runs the risk of significant fines and reputational damage, the inability to remain competitive in the current market, and becoming a less attractive option for investors, customers, and employees. To help organizational leaders in chemical manufacturing adjust their approach to sustainability reporting, Info-Tech Research Group has released its data-backed blueprint, Understand Sustainability Compliance in Chemical Manufacturing.

In the resource, the global IT research and advisory firm explains that chemical manufacturing businesses will have to adopt a multi-pronged approach in their race to become more sustainable. Several obstacles pose a threat to achieving success in sustainability endeavors, including pandemic-era supply chain issues, the rising cost of raw materials, complex regulatory requirements, and an inflationary operating environment.

"The chemical industry is well positioned for growth, driven by innovation, demand for sustainable products, and digital transformation while continuing to face challenges, including supply chain disruptions, inflation, and regulatory changes," says Shreyas Shukla, principal research director of manufacturing industry research at Info-Tech Research Group. "To remain competitive, companies should focus on investing in new and innovative technologies."

Choosing the right technology will help accelerate progress on sustainability initiatives for chemical manufacturing organizations. To assist leaders in analyzing and deciding on the right technology, the firm provides several supporting resources in the blueprint, as outlined below:

"Sustainability initiatives must be technology-led along three dimensions: becoming operationally more sustainable by transforming the organization's value chain, complying with regulations, and going beyond mandatory requirements by enabling effective and auditable ESG disclosures," explains Shukla.

Info-Tech Research Group advises chemical manufacturing leaders that technology can empower their sustainability objectives, with technology-led solutions advancing sustainability, digitalization, decarbonization, and automation in the chemical manufacturing sector.

To access the full resource, download Understand Sustainability Compliance in Chemical Manufacturing.

Additional resources related to ESG:

• Sustainability Management Software Guide
  by Info-Tech Research Group
• Best Environmental, Social and Governance Reporting (ESG) Software
  by SoftwareReviews, a division of Info-Tech Research Group
• Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Primer
  by McLean & Company, a division of Info-Tech Research Group

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