SAP’s Sustainability Dashboards
The SAP’s Sustainability Report web site provides a great example of how business intelligence can help with sustainability reporting and analysis. All public organizations will have to start providing this time of information in the future, and SAP BusinessObjects provides some great tools to do it with.
Here are some of the Xcelsius dashboards that are provided as part of the report:
Environment
Carbon Footprint
Sustainable Buildings
People
Retention
Diversity
Social and Community Development
Economic Impact
Economic Performance
Improving Customer Satisfaction
Finally, here’s a great Xcelsius dashboard that lets you work out your own carbon footprint reduction scenarios for SAP. You can choose what to reduce in order to hit the overall reduction target for carbon emissions for the year 2020.
Please help us work on our sustainability priorities: http://www.sapsustainabilityreport.com/materialityAll.html
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This is a huge leap forward from where SAP were a few months ago, when I last saw a demo of their Environmental Management solution. Thank you Timo for spreading the word.
We have used SAP BI to report our CO2 per project / employee for around a year. We currently have a cockpit designed and built using SAP NetWeaver BW Web Application Designer but will migrate this to Xcelsius once the native integration is released later on this year.
We were hoping that this strand of BI would take off but the credit crunch has dampened customers appetite for it.
Hopefully the impending government regulation and improved visualisations above will move this up the priority list.
Tony Harper
BI Capability Lead, Bluefin Solutions.
Hello
Really I feel like doing them for almost all SAP EHS Management reporting- GRI G3/ AS 1000, GHG foot print / Facility based GHG Data . Industrial safety (Accident free days / Incident Accidents, Risk Profiles, Occupational health (Hospitlization, Injuries ) what not …Amazing stuff. Thanks for posting
Jayakumar