A growing focus on the E in ESG (Environmental Social and Governance) has made it essential for companies to quickly adapt by making sustainability a more significant priority in their product development processes and overall strategy.
Winning in this “green-conscious” marketplace means being intelligently innovative in the products you choose to develop while ensuring those products and their means of production have minimal impact on our ecosystem. Winning also means getting these products to market faster than your competitors.
This whitepaper discusses how:
- A commitment to sustainability is changing the product development process
- How it impacts the product portfolio mix
- And why organizations need to start making sustainability an essential facet of their overall product development strategy
We close with some ideas on how to adapt your product development processes to execute a sustainability strategy with greater speed, efficiency, and intelligence. A growing focus on the E in ESG (Environmental Social and Governance) has made it essential for companies to quickly adapt by making sustainability a more significant priority in their product development processes and overall strategy.
Winning in this “green-conscious” marketplace means being intelligently innovative in the products you choose to develop while ensuring those products and their means of production have minimal impact on our ecosystem. Winning also means getting these products to market faster than your competitors.
This whitepaper discusses how:
- A commitment to sustainability is changing the product development process
- How it impacts the product portfolio mix
- And why organizations need to start making sustainability an essential facet of their overall product development strategy
We close with some ideas on how to adapt your product development processes to execute a sustainability strategy with greater speed, efficiency, and intelligence. 
