ESG data strategy: efficient integration in your analytics platform
On-Demand Webinar
Data & Cloud Services
Data collection with the K4 extension in Power BI using the example of the ESG materiality matrix
Do you still frequently collect external data for your analytics platform using Excel forms? Are these forms sent via email throughout the entire company and then have to be consolidated in a laborious process that requires a great deal of manual effort before they can be loaded into your data model?
In our webinar, in collaboration with UNITY AG, we’ll use the example of creating an ESG materiality matrix to show you how to take your Power BI environment to the next level with a simple K4 Analytics extension. Data maintenance and collection are reliable, fully integrated into your system landscape, and modeled after your familiar Excel forms.
In 50 minutes you will experience:
- how easy it is to integrate the K4 Analytics Extension into Power BI and MS Teams, and what new possibilities this opens up,
- what the ESG materiality matrix is all about,
- why this should serve as the foundation for their future ESG reporting, and
- what a technical implementation might look like.
Sounds interesting? Then watch the free webinar on demand now.
Webinar Participants
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Alexis Bechzidis has been advising our clients for over 17 years on the development and implementation of complex planning and analytics systems. As Business Development Manager for planning solutions, he focuses in particular on innovative concepts and solutions in collaboration with our CPM technology partners.
Lars Holländer is the Head of Circular Business at UNITY and a passionate triathlete. As a founding member of Green Deal Dataspace e.V., he is driving EU-wide data exchange for sustainability and biodiversity. He serves as a consultant to the Mata Atlântica Agroforestry Project and gives lectures on the topic of “Approaching Sustainability.” Lars holds a Master of Science in Environmental Science and Sustainability Science from Lund University in Sweden.
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