This session previews a few tech tools that are proving useful in tracking, visualizing and interpreting multifaceted environmental and social data in novel ways. Whether you'd like to translate the complex effects of climate change into elegant visual narratives, or understand where critical supply chain risks may be likely to pop up, or track endangered species in real time – this panel will open your eyes to innovative ways of gathering intelligence from previously-unavailable or previously-unusable data.
1. New Tools for Tracking, Visualizing and Interpreting
Complex Data
Ory Zik, Energy Points @EnergyPoints
Svetlana Zenkin, HP @lanasthoughts
Leonardo Bonanni, SourceMap @amerigo
Christina Ingersoll, The Committee on Sustainability Assesment
Tom O’ Malley, Convetit @Convetit
11. Digital Tools: Making assessment
faster, smoother, and more
informative
Christina Ingersoll – Strategic Systems Manager
ci@thecosa.org
Christina Ingersoll
Strategic Systems Manager, COSA
12. Mission
To advance systematic and science-based measurement tools for
understanding, managing, and accelerating sustainability.
17. 20-60 pages for a detailed
assessment
30-50% of questions not necessary
Paper is difficult to manage and track
18. Paper surveys
1. Are the standard,
especially in hard to
reach areas
2. Simple to formulate
and conceptualize,
but they have
significant
downsides:
• Limit the way you ask
questions
• Demand extra work on
data entry
• Make the assessment
process more
cumbersome and
43. Key Barriers Prevent Engagement to be an “Any-Day” Activity
IDENTIFY relevant
“opt-in” stakeholders
ENGAGE in time-bound,
focused
dialogues, your
way
PUBLISH clear
outcomes curated
from your
engagement
45. Open Platform for Thought Leadership: Example
Based on Governance &
Accountability Institute
What Matters? research
• Top 15 issues across 32 Industries
• Derived from 1,246 GRI reports
Pre-load industry-specific materiality
issues….
48. We all have a role imparting engagement as a practice:
We make easy, affordable tools, that platform your best practices
• Industry- Standardize engagement practices across LOBs to do more with less
• Consultants- Lead a practice to clients and capture new revenue
• Stakeholder Leaders- Define and impart your process (for free)
• Member based organization- Co-brand a process and enjoy shared
revenue opportunities.
Engagement can be an any-day activity
tom@convetit.com