The new EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) has rapidly become a focal point at management meetings throughout Europe. This is unsurprising, as the CSRD is a comprehensive directive mandating companies across various industries to report their sustainability impacts in unprecedented detail and transparency. It encompasses requirements on everything from environmental targets to social factors and compliance – obligations that companies cannot afford to overlook.

Rising costs, stricter regulations, and growing pressure to be environmentally responsible—it can feel like a juggling act for businesses. But what if there was a way to achieve both operational excellence and sustainability without compromise? This article explores proven strategies to help you do just that.

Whether it’s reported in the news or discussed in the boardroom, environmental concerns are top of mind these days — and sustainability is increasingly influencing how companies do business, what projects they’re prioritizing, and how they plan for the future. We spoke with Bram Jonker, Principal Product Evangelist at Miro, to learn how organizations are leveraging innovation to tackle this complex challenge.

It’s not enough to save money and use resources wisely in today’s fast-paced business world; operational efficiency also means building businesses that will last. Operational efficiency refers to how well a company can lessen its impact on the environment while still making the most money and getting things done. This two-pronged method not only helps the environment, but it also follows the stricter environmental rules that are becoming the norm and cuts costs.

Change isn’t easy, but we found a few collaboration hacks that can help.