Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. held its annual Samsung Developer Conference (SDC) today in San Francisco, bringing together developers, creators and designers to explore seamless, connected experiences powered by Samsung.

The pace of change, the momentum of adaptation, and the sheer speed at which the world is redefining what’s possible presents new and powerful opportunities for organizations.

The realities of climate change are increasingly hitting home, regulations are rising, and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) assets are growing upward of 15 percent annually (Bloomberg, 2022).1 With all this happening, organizations are looking to quickly advance their own sustainability progress and opportunities, but recording and reporting that progress remains challenging for many.

The COVID-19 pandemic was a catalyst for change that accelerated shifts in consumer preferences and healthcare delivery innovation.

On Wednesday Deutsche Telekom is presenting targets and measures that it will implement on its journey to becoming the world’s most sustainable telecommunications company.

Deutsche Telekom will reduce its energy consumption in Germany by at least ten percent by 2024 compared with 2020.

The destructive impacts of the climate crisis are being felt around the world.

On October 12, 1847, Siemens started operations as a small factory workshop with ten employees manufacturing pointer telegraphs.

Samsung Electronics unveiled a series of new tools ahead of the Samsung Developer Conference 2022 (SDC2022) that will aid developers and communities in shaping health, wellness and safety habits for consumers everywhere.

Many of the sustainability challenges that we prioritize at Samsung – whether it be realizing a circular economy or optimizing energy efficiency – are enhanced through partnerships and collaborative initiatives with credible, knowledgeable, and innovative brands, environmental organizations, and industry groups.