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June 2023 Issue of SMT007 Magazine Available Now
June 1, 2023 | I-Connect007 Editorial TeamEstimated reading time: 1 minute

Sustainability is happening. Your organization either sees it as a cost of doing business, or an opportunity to improve overall business operations. So, how do we embrace this shift? How do we keep up—or ahead—so we don’t get swept to the side?
Thinking sustainably touches virtually every aspect of our lives, from how we conduct ourselves personally to how we conduct our businesses: Don’t use something unless you have to, design products that minimize raw materials, and reclaim the materials once you’re done with them—these are the new maxims for us all. We don’t need to be misers; we just need to be smarter about our usage.
The big question is, “How do we get started?” In this issue of SMT007 Magazine, we take on that challenge. We asked several organizations either in the industry, or tangential to it, and as was expected, the responses lined up closely with their mission statements.
Sustainability is happening. Your organization either sees it as a cost of doing business, or an opportunity to improve overall business operations. So, how do we embrace this shift? How do we keep up—or ahead—so we don’t get swept to the side?
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