Sustainable Tech Trends: A Roadmap for Modern Businesses
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https://doi.org/10.51325/ejbti.v1i2.186Keywords:
Sustainable Technology, Sustainability, Modern Businesses, Renewable Energy, Circular Economy, Green Transportation, Digitalization.Abstract
With the increasing environmental concerns, businesses and corporations worldwide are slowly moving towards sustainable practices to minimize their carbon footprints. Technology is a mighty tool that allows creative solutions to address various sustainability problems. This article discusses the intersection of sustainability and technology; it evaluates the existing paradigms and suggests how enterprises can adopt sustainable technologies. This article offers a practical framework to modern enterprises on how to embrace innovative technological directions that foster environmental enhancement and promote long-term economic continuity through the examination of the most decisive fields of sustainable technological evolution, such as digitalization, green transport, renewable power production, and circular economy.
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