Regulators, investors, customers and auditors are all asking for the same thing: granular, comparable, trusted data and insights. A report is only as good as its data, so the sustainability spotlight has shifted. 2026 is the year of data and data governance.
In her latest Forbes article, GLYNT.AI CEO Martha Amram lays out the five key data quality principles that sustainability teams should adopt: accuracy, completeness, transparency, consistency and compliance with privacy and security standards. Together, they form a proven framework for delivering sustainability data that CFOs can actually rely on.
If your team is still chasing down data manually, reviewing endless spreadsheets or struggling to explain anomalies to auditors, this is a must-read.
