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This study explores the digitalization of ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) reporting as a key driver of transparency and efficiency in corporate sustainability practices. It analyzes major trends, including the adoption of digital platforms, Big Data, and artificial intelligence for ESG data management. The research also identifies key challenges such as data quality, lack of standardization, and integration of information systems. A qualitative methodological approach is applied, based on literature review and analysis of regulatory frameworks and business practices. The findings highlight that effective digitalization requires a strategic alignment of technologies, standardized indicators, and organizational capabilities to support sustainable decision-making.