CSR can drive economic and reputational value in targeted circumstances and, improve a company’s bottom line. To make CSR a value-generating strategy executives must understand the contexts in which responsible practices are more likely to pay off and implementing the practices with specific principles, including competence, in mind. In this sense CSR works like other dimensions of strategic positioning, such as the quality of products or services offered. Pursuing a strategy focused on high quality does not make sense for every company in every situation, but it can yield value in some contexts.
Content: Article
Author: Daniel Diermeier
Source: Kellogg Insight
Subject: Social Responsibility (ESG)
Author: Daniel Diermeier
Source: Kellogg Insight
Subject: Social Responsibility (ESG)
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