We believe it is our responsibility to help make the world a better place, and are devoted to making a positive impact to address the global challenges we all face
"Corporate responsibility is so important to Avaya—it means developing innovative solutions that not only solve business problems, but also address community needs.”
Avaya remains committed to environmental sustainability, doing our part to combat climate change, identifying opportunities to reduce the environmental impact of our activities, solutions and services and facilitating the return and end-of-life management of electrical and electronic equipment, batteries, and packaging.
“At Avaya, we take the phrase ‘people first’ very seriously. We share a mindset here to create an environment where we feel valued, productive, and have the opportunity to learn and grow. As a team, we’re all about thriving, both inside and outside the workplace.”
—Anna-Marie Crowley, Chief Human Resources Officer
Communities—local and global—represent one of our core stakeholders, and we make concerted efforts to give back to the communities where we operate and where we have the greatest impact. We recognize that providing local support through volunteering and community programs, along with charitable giving efforts, are essential to being an active member of a community.
At Avaya, we adhere to our ISO 9001-certified Quality Management System to define, develop, and deliver best-in-class solutions for our customers and partners. We focus on innovation and excellence to build market-leading products and consulting and support services.
Every year we publish reports disclosing our environmental, social, and governance performance, our community engagement projects, our conflict minerals due diligence, and our response to the CDP (formerly Carbon Disclosure Project). Take a look at our reports by year.
Avaya’s policies reflect a specific statement of principles and or guiding actions that express our clear commitment on an issue. Policies are established to respond to legal or regulatory guidelines; resolve a conflict or problem; recognize legitimate interests; and/or prepare, inform and guide internal and external stakeholders. Our position statements articulate our stance on a specific issue and may become policy, as appropriate.