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HPE leverages technology to address societal and environmental needs while delivering business results
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June 26, 2019 - Hewlett Packard Enterprise (NYSE: HPE) today released its annual Living Progress Report, demonstrating that leveraging technology to tackle our world’s major social and environmental challenges drives business value and can open new long-term economic opportunities.
HPE leverages technology to address societal and environmental needs and drive business results
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HPE has released its annual Living Progress Report, which shows our progress toward environmental, social, and governance goals
HPE continues to meet and exceed its customers’ business and sustainability goals by embedding efficiency, security, and reusability throughout the lifecycle of its products
HPE leads the industry with policies and programs that reduce its suppliers’ environmental impacts and protect human rights through targeted capability-building
HPE continued to foster a people and values-driven company culture by investing in its employees, as well as the communities in which the company operates
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HPE has released its annual Living Progress Report, which shows our progress toward environmental, social, and governance goals
HPE continues to meet and exceed its customers’ business and sustainability goals by embedding efficiency, security, and reusability throughout the lifecycle of its products
HPE leads the industry with policies and programs that reduce its suppliers’ environmental impacts and protect human rights through targeted capability-building
HPE continued to foster a people and values-driven company culture by investing in its employees, as well as the communities in which the company operates
How HPE is working to advance environmental sustainability and human rights
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HPE strives not only to identify the impacts to the environment and human rights caused by disruptive innovations like IoT or AI, but actively works to mitigate them
Conducting business ethically is a core value that anchors everything we do at HPE
Advancing new privacy enhancements for data processing is crucial to putting technology to work for the public good
HPE leads the industry with policies and programs that protect the human rights of workers in our supply chain, and we factor these increasingly stringent social and environmental standards into our purchasing decisions
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HPE strives not only to identify the impacts to the environment and human rights caused by disruptive innovations like IoT or AI, but actively works to mitigate them
Conducting business ethically is a core value that anchors everything we do at HPE
Advancing new privacy enhancements for data processing is crucial to putting technology to work for the public good
HPE leads the industry with policies and programs that protect the human rights of workers in our supply chain, and we factor these increasingly stringent social and environmental standards into our purchasing decisions
The HPE Living Progress highlights video showcases our performance on environmental, social, and governance issues throughout 2018. See how we’re sustainably meeting the growing demand for compute by driving the circular economy, investing in people, and operating responsibly. Get more highlights from Living Progress: hpe.com/livingprogress
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