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Start to make a difference with your business for the environment with one simple and profitable action: switching to the cloud.

Walking into any retail store nowadays, odds are you will be bombarded by a storm of environmentally-charged buzzwords on all sides.

This past month, we celebrated Black History Month by sharing content from Black voices in the environmental movement. While February is over, our commitment to showing the intersectionality of environmental and equity issues is not. We saw how our commitment could go past sharing content to becoming a core capability of our product. In the coming months, we will be working on the inclusion of social and governance metrics to our API for recommendations to our clients. To truly gauge a company’s efforts towards sustainability, we must measure how the business affects people.

E-waste is becoming an increasingly dire problem in the tech industry as many consumers rely upon electronic equipment to keep their lives and businesses running.

This alarming calculation from NASA scientists is only one data point on a trend of global warming. To prevent continued warming and increase bottom lines, businesses should incorporate environmentally friendly practices into their models.

Environmental, social, and governance metrics are essential for businesses to understand societal impact and their bottom line. ESG is a business practice that attracts investors, increases profit margins, and creates a sustainable economy.

Here are five simple, quick tips to decrease your digital footprint!

Most companies only focus on their bottom line, when they should really be focusing on their impact on their social and environmental impact or triple bottom line.

Business models must address greenhouse gas reduction for their business and the planet’s future.

Most people imagine pollution as visible emissions like smog, but invisible emissions that come from electricity, cloud storage, and internet traffic are equally as dangerous.

Through data centers, device charging, and other electricity consumption, electronic equipment and the internet are creating a massive carbon footprint that is expected to double within the next four years.

After months of work, we're excited to announce our official launch!