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Transformative strategy

Transformative strategySustainability strategy has become a cornerstone of business strategy. Deloitte assembles teams with a variety of skill sets to address the multi-faceted challenges of assembling a sustainability strategy, tackling issues from competitive positioning in the sustainability space to optimization of green tax credits and incentives to effective use of carbon markets.

Service offerings:

  • Strategy
  • Supply chain
  • Environmental due diligence
  • Business resiliency
  • Anti-corruption/ethics
  • Consumer engagement
  • Cleantech
  • Environmental valuation
  • M&A/Post-merger integration

Research and Insights

  • Resilience and growth through supply chain collaboration
    As supply chains become increasingly complex, distant and opaque, the search for improved efficiency and lower costs spans the globe and often involves thousands of suppliers. Companies that focus on cost without adequate appreciation for resource availability, environmental impact and social factors, such as labor rights, can expose their supply chains and in turn, their brand, to increasing levels of risk.
  • virtual work
    Making virtual work “business as usual”
    It’s all been said, so how do we get it done? This article provides insight into how organizations can tackle some of the possible obstacles that they may come across while creating a more flexible virtual / in-person work environment.
  • Sustainability-driven innovation
    Sustainability-driven innovation
    With changing market and customer preferences, more and more companies are discovering that focusing on green can actually help them develop better products and smarter ways of working. Read this report to gain insights into how sustainability can influence innovation in your business.
  • Sustainability 2.0 - Using sustainability to drive business innovation and growth
    For a useful perspective on how many leading organizations are approaching sustainability as a core business strategy, think back to when the World Wide Web was new.
  • Thinking outside the box
    Thinking outside the box: Throw away your current approach to packaging
    Companies who can embed sustainable packaging considerations throughout their supply chain management processes, from demand-and-supply planning to delivery and returns, can realize substantial environmental and economic benefits.
  • Enhancing the value of life cycle assessment
    This paper outlines how LCA can be used to assess the end-to-end environmental impacts of a business decision on overall value creation.
  • evolving supply chain
    The evolving supply chain: Lean and green
    A green supply chain not only improves public perception of companies’ brands but also saves money by using resources more efficiently and reducing waste.
  • High-profit supply chain
    High-profit supply chain: A resource-focused approach
    While many organizations have long recognized they can realize cost benefits by asking suppliers to reduce the cost of their operations, some leading organizations are going even further to pursue untapped savings.
  • Green Lean Six Sigma
    Using Lean to help drive results in the wholly sustainable enterprise.
  • financing the future
    Financing the future
    Designing public funds to mobilize private investment in sustainable development.

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