Enterprises Invest in ESG Data Modernization Amid Shifting Regulations, ISG Says

By Public Technologies
  • Enterprises continue investing in ESG data modernization amid evolving regulations, according to ISG's 2026 global Digital Sustainability report.
  • Europe remains the largest demand center; U.S. federal retreat and state requirements complicate compliance for multinational firms.
  • Reusable ESG data foundations reduce redesign costs as disclosure requirements change.
  • Integration of sustainability records with financial and operational systems supports sourcing, capital allocation and risk management.
  • Organizations with limited specialist capacity are adopting managed services for data stewardship, disclosure cycles and regulatory interpretation.


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