Passive sustainability: An analysis and proposition on a realistic transition for obsolete business model practices
Abstract
Sustainability is a process many companies strive for so that their business may continue
to expand and develop. However, in the realm of sustainability, there are limitations to the
existing models for businesses that wish to transition from obsolete business practices to new
sustainability strategies. Therefore, what is proposed is coined as Passive Sustainability, where a
passive process then provides a company with an adaptation that does not hinder them long-term,
but rather offers long-term adaptability over time. By creating a passive budget or brand, this
allows companies to transition without compromising costs long-term or upfront.
Description
Honors thesis (HB)-- Wichita State University, Dorothy and Bill Cohen Honors College
Accepted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Honors Baccalaureate with concentrations in English, Marketing, and Innovation Design.