Society, of course, means people—your people and the people all around you. So when you use technology to enhance productivity, for instance, you need to keep people in mind and think about how they interact with technology and how this is entangled with planetary health.
Artificial intelligence is an example. It advances productivity but can also put people out of a job or strain electrical systems to the limit. ESG-sensitive investors want to know how you deal with issues like this.
Although not a standardized component of ESG reporting, human–machine interaction is clearly tied in to the social dimension:
There is also the important issue of how you protect client privacy while delivering on the benefits of technology.
Many human–machine interactions advance public well-being. Mobility-as-a-service apps, for instance, are integrated platforms that can nudge users away from private car dependency. They combine public transit schedules, car/bike/scooter sharing availability, ride-hailing services, and cycling/walking into a single interface.
TRSB and our multilingual content management processes are also a case in point:
Responsible use of automation to boost productivity, accessibility, and employee well-being deserves a mention in your ESG reporting. And with TRSB as your content provider, there’s an added benefit: your business communicates effectively and respectfully to a broader global audience.
Let’s explore the potential together! Contact us at TRSB.