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We wish we could say that finding Eco-Advantage will be easy. But like excellence in any form, you have to work for it. We know this runs contrary to the message in many of the books and articles about “green business." Ever since a few leaders like 3M demonstrated the .Payoffs of eco-efficiency, going green has been portrayed as a sure thing. Unfortunately, not every environmental effort produces win-win results. Developing innovative products, bringing them to market successfully, keeping customers happy, and other elements of business success are difficult enough. Adding an environment...
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Companies find many ways to talk about how they handle environmental and social issues. Some focus on "triple bottom line" performance or sustainability. Others frame their work in terms of corporate social responsibility, stewardship, citizenship, or environment, health, and safety. Any of these approaches can serve to galvanize action and create Eco-Advantage. The key lies in execution—including environment and social issues in business operations. But each company needs to find the language and organizational structures that work within its own culture. At the operational level, managi...
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We studies dozens of companies during our four years of research. A few have not evolved in their thinking since the 1970s. They are still grousing about legislation and complying with it grudgingly. Others have begun to see the business opportunities in going "beyond compliance." A few have embarked on bold new initiatives to provide solutions to the world's environmental ills—like GE's plan to sell renewable energy, efficient power generation, water purification, and much more. The  companies who "get" the interface between environmentalism and business—the ones that are on their way...
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What about small business.  Can they sit this one out? In a world, no. Here are six reasons why: Laws that once applied only to big business are encroaching on smaller enterprises. Even bakeries and gas stations must now comply with clean air regulations. Small companies often have an edge in innovation. Of the more than $1, 00 billion in R&D money that each year is plowed into the i tin tech" marketplace, the bulk goes to new, smaller ventures win historically have produced more breakthrough products and services. Going after the consumption choices of individuals remains difficu...
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For some enterprises, a new green perspective will be trans-formative, leading to fresh thinking, new markets, profitability gains, and increased value. For others, the environmental lens may emerge more gradually and modestly, as another critical element of corporate strategy. With time, these companies may find long-term, sustained advantage, but not dramatic immediate gains, front being green. For the big, heavy industries, the gains are closer to being assured. But smaller and "cleaner" companies will find surprising benefits as well. In today's world, no company, big or small, operatin...

Before we can start with business, we need to do research and study on companies at various stages that dealing with environmental issues. For example,  Sony have to learned it from the  hard lesson with its main product, PlayStation game systems. sony logoSony spending over $100 million building a supplier audit system to solve problems before they emerge with other company. In terms of Sony entertainment products, all Blu-ray Disc Player parts and all other products that are lead and cadmium-free, based on EU ROHS directive being limited, and major plastic parts of the Blu-ray Disc Player that are free of predominated flame retardants.

In late 2008, Sony reduced Blu-ray Disc Player packaging volume about 55% on select models. This resulted 43% reduction of CO2 emissions as a result of more efficient shipping the environment and creating better environment for us. Read more

How do companies create an Eco-Advantage? To answer this question, we culs039012first had to ask a more basic one: How do companies create competitive advantage in general?  According to  Michael Porter, from Harvard Business School, he  describes two basic categories its of competitive advantage. A company can:

Portoer’s work on competitiveness proved a useful starting point for analyzing the Eco-Advantage strategies that WaveRiders using. Read more

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