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Sustainable & People-Oriented Advanced Tech Adoption | Responsible AI | Whole-of-Economy Digital Transformation

The pandemic has intensified consumer demands for environmental sustainability and product traceability. They are backing up those demands with their wallets. When compared to two years ago, 22% more consumers say environmental responsibility is very or extremely important when deciding on a brand. And there are signs that we can expect this commitment to grow—84% of consumers now indicate environmental sustainability is at least moderately important. Transparency and traceability will underpin sustainability initiatives. #sustainability

Vivek Mittal

Principal Consultant & Director | Delivering high-performing and scalable enterprise solutions & helping streamline ESG Reporting

3y

Agree whole-heartedly. Traceability is real. We, ourselves, have implemented a solution that is live today based on the same platform as the case studies mentioned - https://www.archisage.com.au/case-studies/by-solution/supply-chain-1/antonello-produce. That solution only took a couple of days to get up and running. The technology is mature and there are many ways of integrating the data into the systems in that it is a very open platform.

Peter Davenport

Principal Advisor - Retail, Food & Beverage at GS1 Australia

3y

Thanks for sharing, its a great article

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