SSCI’s digital, performance scorecard, information with its PowerPoint slides and handout material and its Current Themes in Management discussion papers, are downloadable for free … ‘free as in zero price’.
SSCI’s digital performance scorecard concepts are not for resale by third parties for commercial purposes.
SSCI’s unique, one page, 7-columns, multi-year, trend scorecard reports Yesterday’s Progress (up to the last 5 years), Today’s Performance (current year) and Tomorrow’s Potential, a 3-year forecast, if possible.
SSCI’s Corporate Carbon Footprint offers a cost efficient, consistent and comparable performance scorecard format. SSCI designed its sustainability performance scorecard format to be used by small, medium and large businesses and by not-for-profit organizations.
SSCI’s performance scorecard format may direct organizations to make strategic differences as to how their operations can best create greater financial returns and non-monetary wealth for shareholders, Main Street stakeholders and communities.
SSCI’s Corporate Carbon Footprint concepts adhere to the generally accepted GHG Protocol -- Corporate Accounting and Reporting Standards (Corporate Standard) (www.ghgprotocol.org); and, the North American “The Climate Registry” protocol (www.theclimateregistry.org).
SSCI Corporate Carbon Footprint format is complementary with the Carbon Disclosure Project’s (www.cdproject.net) annual quest for better corporate carbon emissions reporting from big business and from their suppliers.
SSCI’s Corporate Carbon Footprint may be used as a reporting tool for the US EPA’s new mandatory reporting of greenhouse gases rule because it can be prepared on a quarterly and on an annual basis.
SSCI’s Corporate Carbon Footprint should be reported as a stand-alone entry in a company website’s About Us menu. It may enable companies to increase their attention and reputation markets.
Today, there is a lack of in-house corporate “how-to” GHG reporting knowledge and practices. Organizations should take a corporate collaborative creativity approach (say a group-of-three other businesses) to learn new cost efficient and effective carbon emission reduction techniques and reporting practices.
Collaboration will save time -- by sharing relevant online research tasks; money – from learning new cost-savings climate change initiative opportunities; may lower the cost risk -- when attempting new climate change initiatives. |