Global Resources are dwindling. While a sobering reality, mankind is gradually beginning to solve the Complex problems Associated with the Depletion of Essential Resources—Fresh Water, Clean Air, Arable Land, Fossil Fuels and many others. The cause for hope is that Innovation is abundant in some unusual forms and surprising places. There is very little to suggest that Regulation alone, or Companies or Governments acting in isolation, can do much to Improve or Significantly Alter the Long Term OutLook of our Global Supply Chain. Solutions must lie with Innovation and the Creative Efforts of Businesses committed to Societal and Environmental Improvement—and it will most likely be Driven by Economic Opportunity rather than Corporate Conscience or Regulatory Fiat. Around the Globe, most Corporations have already consumed the “Low Hanging Fruit” within their Practices and Processes. Yet, expectations continue to increase, making new and Innovative Solutions a prerequisite to compete in Today’s MarketPlace. Indeed, not only are Companies Exploring Partnerships with Non-Profits and Social Entrepreneurs to Achieve their Sustainability Goals, but they are also looking at Unconventional Partnerships and Strategic Alliances to affect Change(s).
Posted on: Thu, 16 Oct 2014 12:47:53 +0000
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