Marcus Ashby - Chief Executive / INX Software

With a third of Australia’s landmass, and eight of its 15 biodiversity hotspots, Western Australia has good reason to prioritise the protection of the environment.  

Western Australia’s software sector is burgeoning, big and based in the real world.

There’s a lot of discussion in the start-up and software world about pain points: the challenges people find that hold them back from doing whatever it is they want to do.

Major resources companies are discovering that proof matters, when it comes to demonstrating they care about the environmental claims they make when announcing projects.

There’s a phrase that emerged out of military strategy some 30 years ago that tried to encapsulate the fact-paced reality of operating in challenging environments.

Make no mistake – corporate regulators are about to up the ante on ESG. 

When it comes to ESG, often the obvious action is not the one that will deliver the greatest change.

When companies lean into their ESG responsibilities, it can have a transformative impact on culture and recruitment, writes INX Software CEO Marcus Ashby — in four key ways.  

A stressed and struggling planet should be reason enough for companies to limit their environmental impact, writes INX Software CEO Marcus Ashby — but there is a hip-pocket incentive for direct

Companies can’t just rely on PR spin to demonstrate good corporate practice, writes INX Software CEO Marcus Ashby — it’s got to be backed by data.