Swot Analysis Of M1

According to the sustainability report of M1, M1’s report is prepared in accordance with the Global Reporting Initiative’s (GRI) G4 “Core” level guidelines, disclosing areas of interests highlighted by their stakeholders. Using the GRI guidelines, reporting organisations disclose their most critical impacts, be it negative or positive, on the environment, society and the economy. G4 has been designed to be universally applicable to all organisations and all types and sectors, large and small, across the world. Even though M1 currently adopts G4 “core” level guidelines, I shall seek to explore in this essay whether other forms of international sustainability guidelines can be adopted by M1.

Another possible sustainability guideline that can

The ISO14001 is clearly a popular sustainability guideline to be used as seen from the fact that it has been adopted as a national standard by more than half of the 160 national members of the ISO, and is encouraged by governments around the world. The ISO 14001 addresses not only the environmental aspects of an organisation’s processes, but also those of its products and services. One such example is the life-cycle assessment, which serves as a tool for identifying and evaluating the environmental aspects of products and services from the “cradle to grave”. Alongside using the ISO14001, M1 can also use the ISO 14004, which provides additional guidance and useful explanation. This would ensure that the sustainability report of M1 is clear and understandable by their stakeholders. With the implementation of any environmental management system, it is key that environmental audits are conducted to as to assess whether the system is properly implemented and maintained. Therefore, M1 can adopt the ISO 19011, which is the auditing standard. This standard provides guidance

ISO 9001 sets out the criteria for a quality management system and can be used by any organisation, whether large or small, in any industry. The ISO 9001’s criteria is set based on a few quality management principles, such as a strong customer focus, the motivation and implication of top management, the process approach and continual approach. Till date, over one million companies and organisation are certified under this standard, therefore showing that this is a credible and recognized alternative standard that M1 can choose to adopt. Additionally, with M1’s primary business line including facing customers, it is key that the way the company delivers its customer service and manage their staff is evaluated. The recognition of M1 under this standard will further boost its