Solutions For A more Sustainable e-Commerce

More and more people in Europe are shopping online. In 2021 alone, European e-commerce grew by 13 percent to 718 billion euros. At the same time, the desire for more sustainability is increasing, in a global survey, 85 percent of participants stated that they had changed their purchasing behaviour in this direction in the last five years…

Green Supply Chain: Reimagining Procurement Networks

When it comes to sustainability, a company’s responsibility doesn’t end at its own factory gates. Instead, companies also need to analyze their suppliers’ production methods and procurement channels and take them into account in their assessments. In doing so, it becomes apparent that sustainability, digitalization, and increased efficiency go hand in hand in supply chain management…

Supply Chain Risk Management & Data Quality

Everyone has supply chain data, but not everyone has the right type of data or the right quality of data, for the purpose they want. In an increasingly digitized world, the data availability and quality, are somewhat improving, but the complexity to extract the right set of data has increased.

Strategies for Greener Logistics

When speaking or designing sustainability strategies, the three prioritization levels “reduce, reuse, recycle” are often used as a framework for defining ecological measures. When transferring this to logistics, the latter two: Reusing and recycling apply to equipment and packaging but not to business processes. This leaves us with the first one: The reduction of carbon emissions. To make this as easy to understand as possible,here are four solutions to implement greener logistics.

Accelerating the Supply Chain decarbonization with technology

Companies must help prevent the worst impacts of climate change by reducing their green house gas emissions (GHG). It has to happen as quickly as possible and as far down the Supply Chain as possible. The Supply Chains are responsible for the majority of global emissions. In this article we will investigate, how the Supply Chain can accelerate the journey to net zero emissions with advanced Supply Chain technology.

If You Can’t Measure It, You Can’t Improve It

This slogan may seem a bit trite by now, but in terms of logistics and global supply chains it is indispensable when it comes to making shipping goods from A to B more sustainable. In the fight for a more sustainable and climate friendly economy, people are now not only skipping school on Fridays, but are also looking for intelligent and innovative technologies and solutions.

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