Tackling Sustainability with Technology | Partners
SAP Innovations4Good spotlights some of the terrific ways SAP partners tackling sustainability by using technology to improve people’s lives. Read more!
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SAP Innovations4Good spotlights some of the terrific ways SAP partners tackling sustainability by using technology to improve people’s lives. Read more!
Source: news.sap.com
Would you feed insects to your dog? Insects like crickets are not only a great protein source, they’re also more sustainable than conventional meats.
Consider this: What if a sleeping mask in a warehouse could tell the IT system that the customer’s order required it to be dispatched with a pillow and a copy of the bestseller, How to Sleep? And that it needed to reach its destination at a specific time and date, so the fastest and most sustainable method would be via Carrier X? The signal from this item sets in motion a picking device in the warehouse. A robot then delivers the mask, pillow and book to the packing station where an employee collates them tightly in a box, so no air gets shipped, and fewer packaging materials are needed. Finally, Carrier X delivers the whole consignment to the customer in a single journey, via a quick and fuel-efficient route.
Craig Hayman, CEO of AVEVA, and Jean-Pascal Tricoire, CEO and Chairman of Schneider Electric, discuss what the future of digital industries looks like.
Now that you’ve zeroed-out a big chunk of your carbon footprint by making Clean Power Alliance (CPA) your Community Choice energy provider, what’s next? Find out on Thursday, September 24, 10:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m., at the Sustainable Energy Incubator workshop, brought to you via Zoom by CPA and the Local Government Commission (LGC)
Department store Selfridges have announced its removing all single-use wet wipes from its Beauty Halls and instead selling reusable, recyclable alternatives…
For a society accustomed to the achievements of a linear economy, the transition to a circular economic system is a hard task even to contemplate. Although the changes needed may seem daunting, it is important to remember that we have already come a long way. However, the history of the waste hierarchy has taught that political perseverance and unity of approach are essential to achieving long term visions in supply chain management. Looking back, it is helpful to view the significance of the Lansink’s Ladder in the light of the sustainability gains it has already instigated.