Sustainability is a multi-faceted concept, more than any company can tackle in one go. That is why we focus our efforts on the most relevant issues: the materialities. We determine the importance of the various material matters in close consultation and dialogue with our stakeholders. The result is a schematic representation of our sustainability priorities, their relative importance to the stakeholders and their impact on the company: the materiality matrix.
Discover our eleven materialities and their related management approach.
We want to gain and strengthen the trust of all our stakeholders by actively engaging with them, so we can respond to their expectations with regard to our social, economic and environmental impact.
Our approach to sustainability is defined by emerging trends and market development that have an important impact on society and on our business operations.
COVID-19 accelerated the digitization of society. Technology innovation paves the way for the adoption of a digital-first attitude in people’s professional and private lives, and new ways of working, new business models and new entertainment experiences. However, these technological advances also present challenges. The pandemic has for instance highlighted the digital divide, prompted telecom providers to make connectivity solutions accessible to all, and pushed technology companies to increase their investments in digital inclusion and skills development.
COVID-19 accelerated the digitization of society. Technology innovation paves the way for the adoption of a digital-first attitude in people’s professional and private lives, and new ways of working, new business models and new entertainment experiences. However, these technological advances also present challenges. The pandemic has for instance highlighted the digital divide, prompted telecom providers to make connectivity solutions accessible to all, and pushed technology companies to increase their investments in digital inclusion and skills development.
The EU Recovery Plan and the European Commission’s Green Deal provide a framework to policy makers and corporate organizations to rebuild society and the economy in the post-COVID era. The EU Taxonomy for Sustainable Activities lays the foundation for building a future-proof and more sustainable Europe, directing investments towards environmentally sustainable economic activities.
The EU Recovery Plan and the European Commission’s Green Deal provide a framework to policy makers and corporate organizations to rebuild society and the economy in the post-COVID era. The EU Taxonomy for Sustainable Activities lays the foundation for building a future-proof and more sustainable Europe, directing investments towards environmentally sustainable economic activities.
The global Black Lives Matter movement has increased attention on the issue of racism and discrimination. Responsible employers should be responsive to this call from society to strengthen their commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion, to formalize their policies and to build a culture of inclusiveness and belonging across their organizations.
The global Black Lives Matter movement has increased attention on the issue of racism and discrimination. Responsible employers should be responsive to this call from society to strengthen their commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion, to formalize their policies and to build a culture of inclusiveness and belonging across their organizations.