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The article explores how current practices of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) can be disconnected and counterproductive. It emphasizes that CSR benefits both corporations and society when approached correctly. Companies should identify intersections with social issues, select key issues to address, and implement a few impactful initiatives. Examples include Nestlé's milk collection points, Toyota's hybrid vehicles, and Microsoft's updated technology for schools. Ultimately, integrating CSR into daily operations can enhance a company's reputation and profitability, balancing benefits for both society and the corporation.
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Article Porter & Kramer„Strategyand Society“ Anna, Roni, Aku, Sanna, Anastasia and Francisco
Whatarethehypothesismade? • Currentpractisesaredisconnected and counterproductive • CSR is good for corporations and society
Whataretherecommendedapproaches? • Identify points of intersection between your company and society. • Select social issues to address • Mount a small number of initiatives that generate large and distinctive benefits for society and your company
Whataretheexamplesgiven? • Nestle (milkcollectionpoints) • Medicalindustry (nichemarket) • Toyota (hybrid) • Microsoft (updatedschoolstechnology)
Whatistheconclusion? • Incorporating CSR into daily operationshelpsenhancecompany’s image and reputation, plus contributes to profit. • Companiescanbegood for society and themselvesbuttheyhave to remembertheycan’tdoeverything.