Research by digital identity specialists, ID Crypt Global, has found that while most consumers believe that Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance (ESG) should be a mandatory practice for UK businesses, less than a third (32%) believe it is undertaken to make a positive change, with companies focussing on ESG of business gain alone.

Westcon-Comstor has published Navigating the shift: The role of distributor marketplaces in Partner Success. The report conducted over the last three months reveals that while almost every channel partner is shifting to subscription and recurring revenue models, the vast majority say they are facing challenges and have more to do to make the shift.

As ESG becomes the forethought of many decision-makers, Alex Tupman, CEO of Espria, reveals why adopting sustainable business practices is a lucrative opportunity, not a sacrifice.

Evidence shows that businesses can generate significant savings simply by adopting energy efficiency measures and making behavioural changes, and with energy costs currently being one of the most substantial expenses to businesses, implementing the right energy-saving procedures and making the right investments should be a priority.

Over the last few years, businesses have faced unparalleled economic uncertainty and volatility making profitability, revenue, and growth more important than ever. Persistent inflation, supply chain issues, and global crises have forced companies to prioritise agility and develop recession-proof business strategies.

If you’re planning to launch a start-up, one crucial thing you’ll want to consider is your budding company’s eco-credentials. As climate change and dwindling natural resources become a more urgent issue, businesses across the world have a shared responsibility to contribute towards green initiatives and make their daily operations more sustainable.