2026 (2)
CBAM (Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism) 2026: The Carbon Cost Era in Exports to the EU Has Begun. How Should Companies Prepare?
As of 1 January 2026, the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) has entered its definitive phase, transforming carbon reporting obligations into direct financial costs for exporters to the EU. Covering key carbon-intensive sectors, CBAM requires accurate calculation, verification, and pricing of embedded emissions in line with the EU Emissions Trading System. For companies, compliance is no longer a regulatory formality but a strategic challenge centered on data quality, cost management, and supply chain readiness.
Regulations change. Geographies change. But the type of preparedness expected from companies does not.
Although sustainability regulations and taxonomies vary across countries at the global level, the type of preparedness expected from companies remains unchanged. Companies need to establish a consistent and scalable sustainability data and governance infrastructure that operates independently of specific regulations.
2020 (2)
SUPPLIER SATISFACTION MEASUREMENT
Very often we hear about Customer Satisfaction, less often we hear about Supplier Satisfaction. Voice of the Supplier (VoS) surveys are a good instrument in order to understand where every supplier is positioned towards a benchmark, to evaluate the general sentiment and at a later stage to improve supplier satisfaction.
COMPANIES THAT MAKE A DIFFERENCE REGULARLY MEASURE CUSTOMER SATISFACTION
Today, companies that are in close relationship with their customers are very aware of how important customer satisfaction is for the success and continuity of the organization.