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How the right data and AI foundation can empower a successful ESG strategy

IBM Journey to AI blog

A well-designed data architecture should support business intelligence and analysis, automation, and AI—all of which can help organizations to quickly seize market opportunities, build customer value, drive major efficiencies, and respond to risks such as supply chain disruptions.

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IBM named a leader in ESG reporting and data management software by independent research firm

IBM Journey to AI blog

Independent research firm Verdantix recently identified IBM as a leader in their report, “ Green Quadrant: ESG Reporting and Data Management Software ” (July 17, 2023), which evaluated and provided a detailed assessment of solution providers and their product offerings.

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The tsunami of sustainability disclosures facing American multinationals: Is your company prepared?

IBM Journey to AI blog

While most companies have historically published annual Environmental Social Governance (ESG) reports long after their annual financial statements, it is likely that the SEC will require companies to disclose ESG data with financial statements. It is about accountability and driving comparability for real impact.

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Data Integrity: The Foundation for Trustworthy AI/ML Outcomes and Confident Business Decisions

ODSC - Open Data Science

These are critical steps in ensuring businesses can access the data they need for fast and confident decision-making. As much as data quality is critical for AI, AI is critical for ensuring data quality, and for reducing the time to prepare data with automation.

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The Role of Generative AI in Supply Chains

Unite.AI

This n-tier model can be further enriched to support ESG initiatives including but not limited to identifying conflict minerals, use of environmentally sensitive resources or areas, calculating carbon emissions of products and processes, and more. In other words, you cannot use a generally trained model.