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XYZ Manufacturing Company
XYZ Manufacturing Company
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Financial Sustainability
A.
Environmental as well as social sustainability mainly involve the planet and people that
affect the company either directly or indirectly. Social sustainability enhances wellbeing within
the members of the organization and giving support to the programs that will maintain aa healthy
environment for the future generation. This will go a long way to give the workers the morale
and hope of success in the future. Most of their workers will be loyal to them thus making it
easier for the XYZ to keep their loyal hardworking employees. The XYZ company should be
able to have a positive impact to the society around the company. When this happens, the
company will be able to gain a lot of customers from near and far because of their well-known
good reputation. This will increase the amount of sales thus increasing profitability. On the other
rates of pollution creation as well as harvest of renewable resource which can go on infinitely.
Although increased production usually leads to more profitability, it leads to more air pollution
caused by the machines, more depletion of non-renewable resource and even more harvest of
B.
environmental and social factors should be carefully evaluated before applying them so as to
ensure proper sustainability of the company. Change is inevitable and for a fast-changing world,
new technologies are increasingly being launched each day. For this reason, XYZ company
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should be able to come up with new technology so as to become competitive in the present
manufacturing industry. New machinery and plants should be purchased as early as possible so
high quality will lead increased number of consumers who will consequently buy the products.
This will lead to increase in revenue received by the company thus more profitability. This will
thus lead to sustainability and continuity of the company. According to the Boeing company
discussed earlier, new technologies produced advanced planes which have less noise. The
company also invested in carrying out research which enabled them to realize the merits biofuel
which was cleaner as compared to fossil fuels. However, new technologies come with high cost
which is actually a big challenge for the companies. (Gou, & Xie, 2017).
Integration
A.
Over the years, many investors and businessmen have considered three important aspects
which would propel their businesses to success. These factors include profit, people and the
planet and must be favorable for the company. Profit represent the financial aspect of business;
people represent the social factor while the planet represents the environment factors. Triple
bottom line, usually, is crucial in enabling sustainability of any manufacturing company. This is
the primary reason why XYZ Manufacturing company should keenly evaluate the relevant
environmental, social and financial aspect for success and sustainability of the company.
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There are numerous practices that can be conducted to ensure proper sustainability of the
company which include: employee empowerment, conserving water, recycling of waste product
such as paper, turning off lights and electronics, installing energy efficient appliances, reducing
business travel, making use of local suppliers and vendors, use of digital filing station as well as
carrying out research on new trends and initiatives for sustainability. These practices when
properly implemented will basically attract new customers which will drive the company to
B.
Despite driving profitability and attracting new customers, triple bottom line must be
carefully evaluated and balanced so as to remove conflict among the three aspects. To increase
profitability, that is financial aspect, more production should be done in the company. This may
lead more acquisition of the forest resources for instance more harvest of the renewable
resources. This may lead to destruction of the forest and generally the environment. Therefore,
proper considerations and limits must be taken while harvesting these resources. This will be
able to balance the situation and manage to conserve the environment despite reducing
profitability.
Equal and fair dividends should be given to the employee. Employee welfare should also
be carefully considered. Trade should be fair, that is, high quality goods should be produced. The
company should also ensure proper waste management, proper lad use as well as proper resource
benefitting both the local and global environment. This will also reduce cost and improve
C.
So as to reach the level where Boeing company is, XYZ manufacturing company should
put into place more efforts which will improve all aspects of sustainability i.e. environmental,
financial and social aspects. XYZ should make more investments on carrying out research on the
best practices for sustainability. Highly trained and experienced experts should be hired in order
to give trainings to the existing workers. This will go a long way in improving their production
skills thus increasing the level of production which will in turn increase the profitability of the
company. The company should channel their agenda on providing the best products and offering
growth and development to the local community. This will go a long way in attracting potential
investors to the company who will promote the running of the business thus enabling continuity
of the business. XYZ should hold discussions or meetings with the customers so as to get
feedback about the products as well as giving the consumers a change to propose the best way to
produce better goods and services to the community. This will lead to better understanding of the
customers thus producing what will satisfy their needs. Consequently, more customers are
References
Gou, Z., & Xie, X. (2017). Evolving green building: triple bottom line or regenerative design?
Hammer, J., & Pivo, G. (2017). The triple bottom line and sustainable economic development
McWilliams, A., Parhankangas, A., Coupet, J., Welch, E., & Barnum, D. T. (2016). Strategic
decision making for the triple bottom line. Business Strategy and the Environment, 25(3),
193-204.