Efficiency and Innovation: Driving Sustainability in Europe
As we navigate the complexities of the 21st ...
Beginning his career as a chartered engineer in Sheffield, England, and with over a decade of experience in crisis management and negotiation, Andy’s approach to project management is as transformative as it is direct. In addition, Andy is happy to assist you with questions on how to make your business more sustainable.
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Sustainability has become a crucial consideration for businesses across Germany, Austria and Switzerland, particularly when optimising enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems. Companies in the DACHS region increasingly rely on ERP consulting to align their processes with sustainability goals, comply with regional regulations and enhance transparency in environmental reporting. Here are three common questions businesses ask when exploring sustainable ERP consulting solutions.
ERP consulting helps companies integrate sustainability by optimising processes to reduce waste, energy consumption and emissions. Consultants identify sustainability-related KPIs, implement resource-efficient workflows and enable accurate sustainability reporting aligned with regulatory requirements in the DACHS region.
Yes, the DACHS region has specific sustainability regulations such as Germany’s Lieferkettensorgfaltspflichtengesetz (Supply Chain Act) and mandatory ESG reporting under EU directives. ERP consulting ensures systems are configured to comply with these standards, enabling transparent reporting and traceability of sustainability practices.
ERP systems themselves do not automatically measure carbon footprints but when properly configured they aggregate necessary data (energy use, transportation and materials sourcing) to calculate emissions accurately. Consultants help clients set up modules or integrations that streamline carbon accounting and reporting according to DACHS-specific sustainability frameworks.