FRoSTA: Digital Transformation And Sustainability With A Cool Head
FRoSTA IT director Ben Windhorst shares how the midsize German frozen food company is driving digital transformation across the company.
Source: www.digitalistmag.com
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In a bid to promote sustainable development, Kochi Metro Rail Limited (KMRL) has decided to adopt circular economy principles. With this new approach, KMRL aims at reducing the cost of building construction.
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