have en at the forefront of the topic Strategic Financial Management and Risk Global Strategy MIT plans to explore how technology can reshape management practices. More in this series About The author is co-leader of the International Tax Group in KPMG’s Washton National Tax practice. Dan Prudholm is an assistant professor at Florida International University’s School of Business. is KPMG’s Europe, Middle East and Africa Tax Policy Leader bas in the Netherlands. Tags: International BusinessMultinational CorporationOperationsTax Reprint: More of the Same Don’t Get Distract by the Hype That Generates Artificial IntelligenceNew Threats of Subscription ModelsDo Less, Do MoreThe Power of Confess PRYou must logg in to post a comment. First time here? Sign up for a free account: Comment on articles and access more articles. MIT Sloan Management Review Logo Copyright MIT, . all rights reserv. Home Subscrir Services About Us Newsletter Career Opportunities Advertise With Us Contact Us Masthead Help Author Guide MIT Connect Get free, timely updates from New Ideas, Research, Frameworks, and more. What is your email? Sign up Privacy Policy Climate change poses the greatest existential risk of our time, and the actions companies take both inside and outside the corporate fence have significant environmental impacts. Yet many companies have fail to deliver on their own climate plges, while others have struggl to even articulate what changes they can and will pursue. For example, BP recently roll back its previously announc plan to ruce oil and gas production in the com years. One might wonder when the business world will commit to a more sustainable model. Are we look for meanful change in the wrong areas, or are short-term financial pressures a pervasive obstacle to long-term  Overcom Scale Disadvantages Us Ferat Machine Learn Who Should Price Gigs? sustainable models? To find out, we ask panellists for their responses to the claim: BP’s decision to delay plans to cut oil and gas production suggests short-term financial performance