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Sustainability Business Bootcamp: Get the ingredients for corporate ESG success

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Sustainability, supply chain transformation and inflation are no longer discreet, secondary business concerns, but interwoven, top-of-mind issues. Companies are operationalizing sustainability to drive supply chain efficiency and generate real returns on investment. And inflation is helping to drive the sustainability push.

Celonis Academy has released a new training course, the Sustainability Business Bootcamp, that guides learners through ways their company can improve sustainable business performance by optimizing business processes.

What is sustainability in business? The process, returns, KPIs and everything you need to know

The Bootcamp builds on the earlier Sustainability Base Camp training track and is based on Celonis’s core value #EarthIsOurFuture. In August, Celonis published The Baseline, a communication on the company’s sustainability performance from 2020 to 2022, including environmental, social and governance (ESG) dimensions.

Celonis Operationalizing Sustainability

Celonis Academy: Sustainability Business Bootcamp

The Sustainability Business Bootcamp is available for free to Celonauts (what the company calls employees) customers, partners and anyone who’s looking for ways to operationalize sustainability in their company.

After completing the Sustainability Business Bootcamp, learners will be able to:

  • Drive sustainable business execution by integrating sustainability into business processes

  • Understand how to overcome sustainability challenges

  • Identify how Celonis EMS can help customers quantify and reduce their shipping emissions

  • Determine use cases where Celonis EMS supports operationalizing the sustainable procurement strategy

The Bootcamp is designed to take about 50 minutes and learners can move through the course material at their own pace, pausing and restarting as necessary. A downloadable Sustainable Business Guide is included with the course, which learners can use to take notes and use as a reference while taking the course. 

Celonis customer voices: Sustainability use cases

During the Bootcamp, learners will see how Celonis EMS is driving sustainable business execution in Order Management and Procurement. They will also hear real-world use cases from Celonis customers who are using EMS to achieve their sustainability goals, such as ABB, which has cut its scope 1 & 2 emissions 39% from 2019 and estimates that it will reduce customer emissions in 2022 by 11.5 megatons of Co2.

In addition to ABB, Celonis is working with multiple partners and customers on sustainability initiatives and proof-of-concept projects:

Learn process mining and execution management skills

Celonis Academy offers over 300 courses to help you learn the process mining, process management, and execution management skills that today’s employers are looking for…all online and all for free. For more information about the on-demand training courses and learning material available from Celonis, check out the following resources:

If you want to help build the execution management and process mining systems that will be part of every enterprise IT toolkit, come work for Celonis!

Bill Detwiler is Editor for Technical Content and Ecosystem at Celonis. He is the former Editor in Chief of TechRepublic, where he hosted the Dynamic Developer podcast and Cracking Open, CNET's popular online show. Bill is an award-winning journalist, who's covered the tech industry for more than two decades. Prior his career in the software industry and tech media, he was an IT professional in the social research and energy industries.
Bill Detwiler
Editor, Technical Content & Ecosystem

Bill Detwiler is Editor for Technical Content and Ecosystem at Celonis. He is the former Editor in Chief of TechRepublic, where he hosted the Dynamic Developer podcast and Cracking Open, CNET’s popular online show. Bill is an award-winning journalist, who’s covered the tech industry for more than two decades. Prior his career in the software industry and tech media, he was an IT professional in the social research and energy industries.

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