Sustainability decoded how to unlock profit through the value chain - Musikanski, Laura (DoSustainability, 2013)
Human Resources and Work-Life Balance
Abstract; About the Author; Acknowledgments; Who Can Use This Book; CHAPTER 1; Introduction -- Do Good, Make Good; The value chain; How to use this book; Chapter 2; Corporate Governance and Corporate Responsibility; Corporate governance: Keeping it real; What makes sustainability stick?; About a code of conduct . . .; Which code?; Your sustainability code of conduct; When it is time? The Sustainability Matrix decision tool; Chapter 3; Financial Accounting and Triple Bottom Line Accounting; Financial accounting straight up; Measure, manage, measure
Triple bottom line accounting: What is it and who is doing it?What do you measure?; Your company and the triple bottom line; Chapter 4; Marketing and Sales and Eco-Labels; For your information; Targets and segments; Eco-labels: Does this mean you're green?; Greenwashing -- Managing the risks; Dolphins, sea lions and the eco-labels; Eco-Label Graphic Matrix; Tips for use; Chapter 5; Procurement and Natural Resource-Based Procurement; Direct and indirect; Green procurement; Stepping up; Sustainability ratios; Chapter 6; Operations and Life Cycle Analysis
Operations -- Profit in the short term, profit in the long termThe granddaddy of management; The most important ingredient; Life cycle analysis and productivity; Efficiency and life cycle analysis; LCA Grid; Chapter 7; A Case Study: A Look at a Company in the Goods Industry -- Patagonia; Corporate governance and corporate responsibility; Accounting and the triple bottom line; Marketing & sales and eco-labels; Procurement/natural resource based procurement; Operations and life cycle analysis; Logistics and local economies; Service and reduce, reuse, recycle, redesign
Information technology and green buildings Human resources and work-life balance; Research & development and biomimicry; Chapter 8; Logistics and Local Suppliers; Logistics: Right time, right place . . .; Logistics and sustainability; Local economies; The local multiplier; The Local-Global Scorecard; Chapter 9; Service and Reduce, Reuse, Recycle; Customer service; Where marketing ends and service begins; Customer service and sustainability; Reduce, reuse, recycle; Zero waste; The Redesign Card; Chapter 10; IT and Green Building; IT is . . .; The world runs on IT; Sustainability and IS.
Keywords: Business / Environmental aspects; Social responsibility of business; Sustainability; BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Industrial Management; BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Management; BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Management Science; BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Organizational Behavior; Umwelt; Wirtschaft; Business -- Environmental aspects