Big Data and corporate sustainability indicators

Introduction to Big Data and Corporate Sustainability

Big Data has established itself as an essential tool for the analysis of corporate sustainability indicators, allowing for more precise decisions in line with Brazilian environmental regulations.

Importance of Sustainability Indicators

Sustainability indicators are quantitative metrics that assess environmental, social and economic performance in organizational activities. They help monitor compliance with regulations, such as the National Solid Waste Policy (Law No. 12.305/2010) and Law No. 9.605/1998, which deals with environmental crimes.

Application of Big Data in Indicator Analysis

The use of Big Data enables the processing of large volumes of information from different sources, such as data on waste generation and disposal, consumption of natural resources and greenhouse gas emissions. This can be integrated with environmental management systems for real-time analysis and identification of deviations.

Big Data and Electronic Waste Management

In the context of the correct disposal of electronic waste, the application of Big Data optimizes reverse logistics, making it easier to monitor disposal in accordance with the guidelines of the National Solid Waste Management Information System (SINIR - sinir.gov.br). For scheduling and proper collection of these materials, it is recommended to use specialized platforms, such as the one available at ecobraz.org/en_BR/eletronicos agendamento.

Security in the Disposal of Media and Hard Drives

The protection of strategic information requires the safe sanitization of storage media, in accordance with the guidelines of the NBR ISO/IEC 27040 standard. The use of Big Data can monitor and document the secure disposal process, ensuring compliance. Specialized services for the sanitization of hard drives and media are available at ecobraz.org/en_BR/sanitizacao-de-hd eletronicos agendamento.

Legal Compliance and Reports for Regulatory Bodies

Big Data helps to automatically generate reports for regulatory bodies such as CETESB (cetesb.sp.gov.br) and the Ministry of the Environment (mma.gov.br), supporting transparency and accountability, as required by current legislation.

Conclusion

The integration of Big Data with corporate sustainability indicators increases efficiency in environmental monitoring and adherence to Brazilian environmental legislation, favoring responsible waste management, including electronics, and information security in media disposal.