As pressure mounts for organizations to establish and meet tangible Environmental, Social, Governance (ESG) milestones, SAI360’s newest market release demonstrates the critical role digital technology is playing.
“Today we are launching a new suite of software and learning tools, further expanding our capabilities to help companies implement, operationalize and report on ESG initiatives,” shares Peter Granat, SAI360’s CEO. “Regardless of where customers are on their ESG journey, whether they have had a strategy in place for years or are just getting started, SAI360 has a solution.”
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Highlights of SAI360’s 2023 Release One include:
- Supply chain management tools that streamline ESG data collection for accurate and timely analysis and reporting
- Centralized management of third party ESG training
- Enhanced learning portal featuring multi-language ESG course catalog
- Advanced self-service analytics capabilities for Environment, Health, Safety and Sustainability (EHS&S) users to better manage ESG-related performance
- IT risk management enhancements including a pre-configured healthcare-specific module for Governance Risk Compliance (GRC)
“ESG requires full 360-degree situational and contextual awareness of an organization’s GRC, Ethics, and EHS&S,” shares Michael Rasmussen, GRC expert and pundit at advisory firm GRC 20/20. “Today’s dynamic ESG risk and regulatory environment means organizations need real-time insight across GRC, Ethics, EHS&S, and even privacy and cybersecurity, to be resilient in an ESG context and agile as they strive to maintain the integrity of their ESG commitments across the extended enterprise. This focus of SAI360 brings all of these streams together to deliver on ESG in today’s dynamic, distributed, and disrupted business environment.”
David Metcalfe, CEO of research and advisory firm Verdantix predicts, “The number and complexity of ESG disclosures is only going to increase. In order to keep up, organizations need to define and operationalize their ESG strategy across the enterprise to include EHS, sustainability, and risk management.”