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Corporate Sustainability within Atos Origin


“Corporate Sustainability is here to stay, as a priority for individuals, governments and corporations. Organizations, which embed sustainability at the core of their strategy and operations, future-proof their organization in these uncertain times. Atos Origin is committed to implement sustainable best practices throughout its organization and in its business and the Group is focused on helping our clients maximize the opportunities sustainability provides them and accompanying them on their journey toward environmental excellence.”

Thierry Breton, Chairman and CEO of Atos Origin

Today’s challenging economic climate can provide exactly the right environment to become a more sustainable organisation in order to ensure success today and tomorrow.

At Atos Origin, we believe that sustainability must be embedded within the very DNA of an organisation and embrace everyone from employees and clients through to suppliers, partners and investors. Sustainability can create new opportunities through innovation whilst helping combat climate change and strengthening our energy security.

Vancouver 2010 Sustainability Durabilité

A Sustainabilty Star
for Vancouver

The Vancouver Organizing Committee for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games (VANOC) awards Atos Origin a “Sustainability Star” for helping it achieve its sustainability goals.

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Jacques Rogge

Contributing to
a Greener Games

Jacques Rogge, IOC President, explains how the shared vision and philosophy of the IOC and Atos Origin regarding sustainability and the environment is helping to deliver a greener Olympic Games.

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As a world-class company, the quest for ways to achieve responsible growth is an integral part of Atos Origin’s approach, which, as part of the Group’s overall strategy, involves deploying best ethical practices at the business, social and environmental levels both within the organization and among our stakeholders.

 

Making a difference

Companies that operate in the global economy, such as Atos Origin, have both the ability and responsibility to positively influence their employees, clients, partners and suppliers, while also ensuring that they benefit the environment and communities in which they operate. It covers a wide range of issues such as human rights, working conditions, building a sustainable enterprise and the environment, and is often referred to under the 3Ps:
  • People – providing social equity
  • Profit – creating economic prosperity
  • Planet – ensuring environmental quality

Atos Origin operates in accordance with a Code of Ethics and in compliance with the United Nations Global Compact’s ten principles concerning human rights, labor practices, environmental standards and anti-corruption policy. In 2007, we published our H@rmony sustainable development charter to help us achieve the responsible growth outlined by these principles, in harmony with the environment and society. Based on the European Foundation for Quality Management's (EFQM) model, H@rmony provides a roadmap for action, sets operating targets as part of the internal transformation program and identifies indicators.

 

As a producer of information services, Atos Origin has deployed a responsible in-house sustainable policy that is designed to:


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