by Shane Henson — July 8, 2011—Strategic Sustainability Consulting (SSC), a company providing under-resourced organizations with the tools and expertise needed to understand and manage their social and environmental impacts, has released a new report, Choosing Sustainability Management Software for Your Business: A Guide for Small and Mid-Size Organizations. Jennifer Woofter, president of Strategic Sustainability Consulting, says the report provides everything these small and mid-size companies, which are often overlooked, need to know about selecting sustainability management software.
Topics include:
- Deciding whether you need sustainability management software
- Creating a short-list of vendors
- Determining budget and implementation costs
- Identifying the capabilities needed in a software platform
- Determining who will be using the software, and what kind of training they need
- Establishing the right technical support requirements
- Preparing for third-party audits
As an added bonus, Strategic Sustainability Consulting will continue to add information about sustainability management software to its blog throughout the month of July. This content will include product reviews, commentary on other sustainability software news, and insight from report authors on how to get the most from your software platform.
