Little Green Bags: True Business Sustainability

[@davidhurst4811]

Excellent! The challenge is that moving from the inside-out view (Business Sustainability 0.0, 1.0, 2.0) to the outside-in view (3.0) requires a complete change in mindset. And there is no "we" to change "our" mindset. As Peter Drucker pointed put in in 1959, the dominant Western worldview is Cartesian. The notion that people are rational egoists pursuing their own preferences is a quintessential "inside-out" view. What is required is a more ecological/systems view and that change seems likely to take a large shock to the system...

[@mateoc1817]

These videos are amazing, they´re probably one of the best things I've found! Congrats.

[@TWorldsAllround]

Still a hot topic, if not even hotter than ever!

[@vsikora4887]

Excellent video that can be used at many different levels. Thank you Katrin and Thomas and the whole team.

[@KatrinMuff]

Just love it! Great job Thomas - so happy how this turned out!

[@christenoesterbye9603]

Great video - well done HSG!

[@ernestea-senpai6084]

Excellent presentation may I humbly ask what's the applicaiton used for this ?

[@linzaitkonen5155]

Some of the visuals are unrelated???

[@linzaitkonen5155]

Is the Transformer image licensed?

[@mkbjayathilaka5803]

this model video is good one for academic learning

[@arttulahti7601]

How was the Ikea one an example of 'true' business sustainability?

[@Colin573]

Very nice keep it rollin

[@sjulistov]

Dear University of St. Gallen I am writing to inquire about a Framework to assess Business Sustainability. For my MBA, I am working on my research project about Business Sustainability Assessment of a Japanese Company, which has developed a new system of production. However, I do not know very well about this topic.

[@HSGUniStGallen]

Dear Andres, There is another video with Prof. Judith Walls on business sustainability: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jmSmko17ZpVgd80 Furthermore you could contact the Team Chair for Sustainability Management directly: iwoe.unisg.ch/en/lehrstuhlnachhaltigkeitsmanagement/teamnm Kind regards, Marco

[@2222ben]

love the animation!

[@RichardJahnkeJeeNz]

Great video, makes a lot of good points. It really too bad they completely obliterate their credibility and undermine their premise by using Wal-Mart as a 'good' example. Simple research will easily show how Wal-Mart's sustainability practices are a joke and I can speak as an expert witness who worked with the company for four years to say the statements made about them in this video are a very poor example.

[@Ricardo-lb4so]

Great idea. Now we should work on the hard evidence for companies´ management to move on towards 2.0 and 3.0 stages. A big challenge in emerging economies (LAtin Am for instance) where business strategies are yet in the stalled in cost-cutting approach for competitive advantage. I think the rght term to use is strategic positioning! (and let's talk about the consequences of the 0.0 model: Enron, General Motors, etc.

[@mugimesh]

Very insightful.

[@vijaythakur-eo9ye]

very amazing video..

[@paulmateo667]

what is 3.0 formally called?

[@cristianagalilearodrigueza862]

EXCELLENT

[@supralacuna]

Good afternoon, can you give me an email for me to contact you. I would like to translate the audio to portuguese. Regards

[@MdMizanurRahman-nj2ng]

So good,

[@yourdressbarcelona722]

Thanks!

[@rickchase6990]

Just watched

[@DonarKanal]

Milton Friedman definitely wasn't like the video portrays him. In his opinion, the government is not here to "clean up after" corporations. (Because he wished for as little government as possible.) I think the neo-classical economic theory in general has a lot of undeserved bad reputation for putting profit over any other concerns. I wouldn't say that neoclassical economy advocates for the destruction of our planet. It just thinks that it is ok to chase profit because by that companies deliver what people truly want. The problem is not the companies, the problem is the people. IF WE WANT CHEAP PRODUCTS THAT DESTROY THE PLANET, THE FREE MARKET WILL DELIVER. If we want sustainability, companies will make the most money by being sustainable. We must change, not the companies. Thanks for reading ;)

[@AceHardy]

🙏

[@betula1178]

A lot of hot air/ hype here and the selected examples are bad examples; they just use such hype for their image, they earn a lot via dumping, globaliztion and more dumping.

[@claudiauribe8583]

Well the video focused on corporations that have to show up their commitment to the planet we live. I am not very impressed with all several positive actions that in the context of the global world are unmindful

[@chriseccles9080]

beans

[@Euphoria0001]

I agree with your assessment.

[@yourdressbarcelona722]

Please could you translate this video in Spanish. It is very interesting.

[@HSGUniStGallen]

Unfortunately, there are no subtitles for this video (yet). The second video of our series "Little Green Bags" was translated into Spanish. The first, the fourth and the eighth have Spanish subtitles.

[@Lexp2008]

Had to watch the video several times... The cute girl keep distracting me!