C_BCSSS_2502 Exam Dumps - Positioning SAP Sustainability Solutions as part of SAP Business Suite

The sustainability impact of procured materials and components is separated from the impact of the finally produced product.

The emissions impact of materials and products are separated to separately evaluate their respective reuse potential.

Companies take a ‘double-bookkeeping’ approach to emissions accounting to measure both debits (emissions) and credits (corporate offsets).

Companies consider both the financial impacts of climate change and their impact on the environment and society.

Chemicals

Industrial manufacturing

Professional services

Consumer products

Finance and banking

SAP Sustainability Control Tower

SAP Sustainability Footprint Management

SAP Green Token

SAP Sustainability Data Exchange

SAP S/4HANA for product compliance

An increasing and evolving number of global regulations and standards.

Almost all businesses describe sustainability activities on their website. It is important to be seen to be part of the trend.

Consumer demands for greater sustainability transparency and proof of sustainability claims.

As businesses innovate, carbon-causing innovations can be balanced against sustainability activities.

Climate change-related supply chain risks and disruptions, resource constraints and rising costs for materials, energy, or carbon.

Most major innovation has been done and solutions are becoming commoditized. Therefore, SAP competes mainly on price and not capabilities.

Pure-play vendors are just starting to enter the market, and SAP has an opportunity through integrated business processes and data, and also its extensive AI portfolio.

The sustainability solutions market is still developing, with significant potential for growth and evolution. This stage of maturity provides SAP with substantial opportunities to shape and dominate the market.

The sustainability solutions market has minimal competition, as SAP’s competitors are still evaluating their response to growing regulation.