Using Data in Corporate Sustainability Initiatives
Reading Time: 4 minutesIt happens every Earth Day: companies recognize the holiday and highlight an environmental initiative that they may or may not follow through on. The day comes and goes, and in many cases, those companies don’t think about such initiatives again until the next April 22nd rolls around.
For some companies, though, sustainability is a part of the mission. For them, every day is Earth Day, as their environmental efforts are part of their daily practice. Dimensional Insight is proud to work with a number of companies who are doing the work to help take care of the planet. Here we highlight the work of a couple of organizations working to achieve carbon neutrality, and how they use Dimensional Insight to help them achieve their goals.
Manufacturing
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The Latest Fashion Trend? Analytics in the Apparel Industry
Reading Time: 4 minutesThe apparel industry faces unique challenges when it comes to making data-driven decisions. Perhaps no other industry is as dependent on the whims of consumer preferences, which change from season to season – or sometimes even within season. What’s popular one year is often not in fashion the next, making it difficult for organizations to forecast.
But just because it’s difficult doesn’t mean it’s impossible. The right analytics approach can help when it comes to inventory, and it can help an organization make decisions in many other areas as well. Here’s what’s happening in the apparel industry, and how analytics can make a difference.
Analytics Are a Key to Handling Increased Tariffs
Reading Time: 4 minutesSupply chain executives are always on alert for disruptions. While many aspects of the supply chain became more transparent to consumers as a result of recent high-profile events such as the pandemic, a blocked canal, and extreme weather, disruptions are and always have been a part of the work of supply chain experts.
Tariffs are the next big disruption drawing people’s attention. Tariffs present a unique challenge because they can potentially affect some companies that made what could be considered good business decisions following previous disruptions. Here’s a look at the kinds of impacts tariffs can have, and how companies can use data to help them navigate even the most unexpected changes to the status quo.
Utilities
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Driving Sustainability Efforts with Analytics
Reading Time: 4 minutesFor companies in the beverage alcohol industry, sustainability is always front of mind. It’s certainly part of a company’s desire to help the environment, but it’s also good for business – many customers look at a company’s practices when deciding what to buy. There is a big difference, though, in companies that say they want to work towards sustainability and companies that are actually doing the work.
5 Years Later: Lessons Learned from the COVID-19 Pandemic
Reading Time: 5 minutesThis month marks the five-year anniversary of when the world virtually shut down after COVID-19 was declared a global pandemic by the World Health Organization (WHO). The pandemic permanently altered how we work, approach personal health, and leverage technology. It also transformed healthcare data practices in ways that continue to shape the industry today. In this blog post, we’ll examine some of the biggest lessons we’ve learned from the pandemic and how they shape our businesses today.
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Private Equity Landscape in Healthcare in 2025
Reading Time: 7 minutesPrivate equity’s ongoing interest in the healthcare sector is strong in 2025, fueled by evolving demographic demands, technological advancements, and broader macroeconomic considerations. As healthcare delivery models shift to become more patient-centric and digitally enabled, private equity (PE) firms are increasingly stepping in with capital and expertise to drive transformation.
This blog post will explore the larger economic context in which these firms are operating, the types of healthcare organizations attracting investment, and how data plays a pivotal role in guiding private equity decisions.