Coforge partners with Salesforce to launch sustainability consulting services

Digital services provider Coforge has partnered with Salesforce to launch an environmental and net zero offering called Coforge ENZO. With this offering, customers will be able to address decarbonisation challenges. Further, with sustainability consulting and diagnostic assessment services, ENZO will help accurately measure and report greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. 

ENZO is expected to streamline emissions data management by identifying, consolidating, and transforming raw data from emission sources across operations. Additionally, the offering will automate carbon accounting with real-time emissions calculations and dashboards through robust decarbonisation strategy consulting.  The solution will also generate audit-ready sustainability reports compliant with global and regional regulatory standards like GRI, SEC, and CSRD among others, the company said in a statement.

“Embarking on a sustainability journey for a business demands a multifaceted approach that includes meticulous tracking and reduction of emissions, insightful ESG analysis, and driving sustainable practices. Coforge ENZO combines the knowledge and expertise of Salesforce’s Net Zero Cloud with Coforge’s project execution expertise. We are excited to expand our work with Salesforce to empower businesses in achieving their Net Zero commitment,” said Sudhir Singh, CEO, Coforge.

In the past few years, sustainability has become a corporate imperative. “The four main stakeholders (investors, consumers, industry peers and governments) seem to all have specific, non-negotiable, strategic operational demands of sustainability,” an EY report found. “This global movement is driven by a diverse coalition of a corporation’s stakeholders. Investors, consumers, industry peers and governments are each casting their own demands to cement sustainability as a non-negotiable strategic necessity for organisations to operate successfully in the future.”

Notably, earlier this month, Honeywell announced Hazardous Location (HazLoc), marketing it as one of the industry’s first end-to-end solutions for offshore oil and gas assets to measure, monitor, report, and reduce emissions.