Sustainability
Forrester provides the latest insights about sustainability and mitigating environmental risk, including the effects of climate change and extreme weather.
Insights
Predictions 2027: AI Slingshots Environmental Sustainability From Promises To Action
Outcome‑Based Pricing In IT Sustainability Services: What Buyers Need To Know
Net Zero In 2026: Why Pragmatism Drives Companies To Take Different Paths
Build Bridges To Customers With Digital Product Passports
Frequently Asked Questions
What does sustainability mean for businesses today?
For businesses today, sustainability means creating long-term value by balancing environmental, social, and governance priorities with financial performance. It includes responsible resource use, ethical operations, and reducing environmental impact while supporting growth, resilience, and stakeholder trust.
Why is sustainability important for corporate strategy?
Sustainability is now a strategic imperative, not just a compliance requirement. Customers, employees, and investors expect responsible action. Embedding sustainability into strategy helps organizations reduce risk, strengthen trust, differentiate their brand, and uncover new sources of innovation and growth.
What challenges do companies face in advancing sustainability?
Companies often struggle with fragmented data, unclear ownership, and competing short-term priorities. Evolving regulations and inconsistent global standards add complexity. Advancing sustainability requires strong governance, reliable measurement, and cross-functional collaboration to turn commitments into action.
How does Forrester help organizations accelerate sustainability efforts?
Forrester helps leaders turn sustainability goals into measurable outcomes. Through research, benchmarks, and advisory support, we guide organizations in connecting sustainability to customer expectations, operational efficiency, risk management, and long-term business value.