Lockheed Martin Partners With AECOM To Develop An ESG Information Architecture

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Executive Summary

This report is designed to support those organizations facing increasing pressure to produce investor-grade sustainability data by informing them about the availability and accuracy of ESG and sustainability data, with reference to a particular case study. The report focuses on Lockheed Martin, a global security and aerospace firm, which has built a multi-system ESG information architecture for sustainability disclosures and continuous performance improvement that leverages its ESH (environment, safety and health) management system and other existing software assets. The firm works alongside its long-term implementation partner AECOM to identify best practices and improvement opportunities for its sustainability disclosures. 
Lockheed Martin partners with AECOM for investor-grade sustainability reporting and disclosures
Lockheed Martin required digital functionality to strengthen compliance and foster continuous improvement
The ESH function is at the heart of the firm’s ESG disclosure strategy
Key lessons learnt by Lockheed Martin
Figure 1. Lockheed Martin’s ESG information architecture

About the Authors

Luke Gowland

Luke Gowland

Senior Analyst

Luke is a Senior Analyst at Verdantix, specializing in ESG and sustainability reporting software and financial ESG. He advises both technology buyers and software vendor and s...

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Kim Knickle

Kim Knickle

Research Director

Kim Knickle is a Research Director at Verdantix, bringing more than two decades of analyst experience to the evolving world of sustainability. Her current research spans ESG a...

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