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Once lineage is in place, the conversation about your figures changes
Where sustainability data sits in wholesale
The data point register: structure and content
Ownership of sustainability data between finance and sustainability
What your process requires from a tool is something you only know once you know the process
Who owns the control over a sustainability data point
When no one owns it in a multi-entity group
Where sustainability data in the ICT sector is found
Three routes, one register: doing it yourself comes first
Why a precise figure is not the same as a reliable figure
Where the same data point occurs at multiple business units
Where a transport company's sustainability data resides
Lineage with spreadsheet sources: what you record and why
A figure that looks precise is not automatically a figure that is correct
What happens between the source and the report
Where the sustainability data sits in financial services
Where the sustainability data sits in professional services
Where does a data point actually already exist?
The price of a tool without an organised process
What is a valid value — and who notices when it goes wrong?
Who reads your data point register when you're no longer there?
The order in which you choose a tool determines whether you end up regretting it
When does a register across multiple business units count as complete
When is a data point actually registered twice?
Ownership of the process in a group with multiple entities
Where sustainability data in retail gathers
What is source-to-report mapping
Where the sustainability data in hospitality is located
Where the sustainability data of your real estate portfolio is located
A valid value, a signal, and who notices it
What do you do with a data point without a source
Where does sustainability data sit in the energy sector
What's on the table: a register, a lineage map and a name against every figure
Building lineage before a tool is added
Who owns the process beneath the sustainability report
When is a register finished and not just another list with checkmarks
What happens between the spreadsheet and the figure in the report
Choosing a tool without regret starts with the order
How long does it take to get a topic in order
How do you record aggregation between source and report
Setting up a data point register with multiple business units
Where sustainability data in manufacturing accumulates
The order between tool and process for sustainability data
Sustainability data in the construction sector: where it comes from
What your process tells you about the requirements for a tool
From spreadsheet cell to report figure: what lies in between
The same data point, different business units, not the same source
What happens between the spreadsheet and the figure in the report
A data point that gets counted twice
How your sustainability data becomes auditable for an assurance engagement
The owner of the definition, not just of the figure
From spreadsheet chaos to a register you can account for
What data maturity means and how you determine it
Where does sustainability data sit in the installation sector
When no one owns the data point
Where a healthcare institution's sustainability data hides
Where an educational institution's sustainability data resides
Which data points do you actually need?
Why CO2 is the starting point, and what that doesn't solve
Normalization in a spreadsheet: what you record and why
Which check belongs to this data point, and who sees it when the value deviates
Definitions that differ per unit, and no one flags it
Setting a signal deviation on a data point: what you record and who sees it
Ownership of control in a group with multiple entities
How do you record normalization between source and report
Ownership of a data point with multiple entities
The problem isn't in the spreadsheet, but in what happens before it
Your units don't add up the same data point in the same way
The data bootcamp: what it does and what it does not do
When does a data point raise an alarm, and who does it reach
Where the sustainability data in the agricultural sector comes from
An audit trail is not a logbook when the source is a spreadsheet
How many of your data points have a source
Which data points do you really need across multiple business units
What the wrong order costs
Controls per data point: value, signal, owner
The order: why a tool comes after the process, not before it
An audit trail is not a log of events

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