Sustainability Data Mapping, Collection & Management
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The 3-Day Data Bootcamp: Designing a Collection Process That Sticks
The Data Bootcamp is a focused, intensive three-day session that designs the actual collection process for a defined set of sustainability datapoints, source-to-report mapping, controls, aggregation logic, and ownership, rather than a workshop that produces recommendations someone else has to implement later. The output is a working process the organisation can start running immediately, not a report describing what a process should eventually look like.
Why three days and not a longer, more spread-out engagement
Compressed, focused time tends to produce a better process design than the same work spread across several weeks of part-time attention, because the people involved stay in the same detailed context throughout rather than losing momentum between sessions.
Who needs to be in the room for it to actually work
The people who will actually own the data day to day, not just sustainability leadership, but whoever in finance, HR, or operations will be responsible for the specific datapoints being designed. A process designed without its future owners tends not to survive contact with reality.
What "sticks" actually means as a success criterion
The process is still being followed, unmodified from confusion or abandoned informally, six months after the bootcamp, not just the presence of a documented process, since documentation that nobody actually follows isn't a working process at all.
A Tool on Top of a Broken Process Just Gives You Neater Reports of the Same Unreliable Numbers
We treat sustainability data the way finance treats financial data, owners, definitions, controls, and a traceable trail, before we ever touch software.
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