Sustainability

Today, manufacturing companies can already decide how to proactively shape new approaches for greater sustainability – while ensuring profitability. There are three key points to consider here:

Product design: In product development, a company establishes the fundamentals of product characteristics, such as materials and manufacturing processes. The focus is on the design of new products that represent the lowest possible impact on natural resources in line with the “cradle-to-cradle” principle.

Production process: Lean management principles form an essential basis, as they focus on the design of waste-free processes. According to this approach, resource consumption and CO2 emissions, among other things, can also be elicited and appropriate reduction measures derived. Climate-neutral or even climate-positive production remains the primary objective.

Impact of business activities and behavior: Direct value creation is not the only issue for sustainable approaches. Interaction with other companies, suppliers, employees – and with society as a whole – is becoming increasingly important. Activities such as business travel, office design and other internal issues will need to be more closely scrutinized in the future to ensure a holistic approach to sustainability.

We raise awareness in your company and provide you with an overview of possible and necessary actions on the way to an environmentally friendly organization – in line with the principles of ecological, economic and social sustainability.