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3 - Realities of Sustainability: Profit

  • Lesson 3 Overview
  • Materiality and Sustainability Imperatives
  • Profitability and Added Value
  • Compartmentalized v. Infused Sustainability
  • Operational Efficiency
  • Efficiency Stagnation
  • Regulatory Risk and the Hidden Cost of Compliance
  • Sustainability Innovation Leaders - Profit
  • Closing Remarks

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  • BA 850: Sustainability-Driven Innovation
    • 1 - Realities of Sustainability: Planet
    • 2 - Realities of Sustainability: People
    • 3 - Realities of Sustainability: Profit
      • Lesson 3 Overview
      • Materiality and Sustainability Imperatives
      • Profitability and Added Value
      • Compartmentalized v. Infused Sustainability
      • Operational Efficiency
      • Efficiency Stagnation
      • Regulatory Risk and the Hidden Cost of Compliance
      • Sustainability Innovation Leaders - Profit
      • Closing Remarks
    • 4 - Identifying Opportunities in Sustainability I
    • 5 - Identifying Opportunities in Sustainability II
    • 6 - Insight-Driven Innovation I
    • 7 - Insight-Driven Innovation II
    • 8 - The Ten Types of Innovation
    • 9 - Organizational Context
    • 10 - Testing the Offering I: Stated Preference
    • 11 - Testing the Offering II: Revealed Preference
    • 12 - Honing and Evaluating the Concept

Course materials prepared by Andy James, College of Earth and Mineral Sciences, The Pennsylvania State University

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