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Scope 3 emissions, Explained

crisp

1: Purchased goods and services Category 1 emissions are the “cradle to gate” emissions encompassing the lifecycle of the product’s materials up until its sale to the reporting company. Example: A tea company uses tea leaves as an ingredient in their product. Example: The tea company purchases a new truck and factory.

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Coming soon to a supply chain near you: 8 big digital disruptors

Kinaxis

Phillips gave an example of how PepsiCo is using cameras in display fridges that send real-time pictures to their team. He relayed how he saw a demo of true shelf-aware systems at a retail location that sends alerts in real-time when a stock out happens directly to a mobile phone. Adding to those opportunities is the use of drones.

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2023 holiday report: data-driven strategies to make the buyer’s nice list

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Inflation and economic uncertainty loom large , directly influencing consumer purchasing behavior. Amidst the economic challenges, new retail technologies offer a silver lining, giving brands powerful new tools to adapt. And how can brands effectively prepare for the year’s most crucial shopping season?

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Automated Invoice Processing with OCR: How It Works and Why Use It

Precoro

According to market projections , the invoice processing software market is poised for significant growth in the coming years. By 2030, it is estimated to surpass USD 4.6 Automated invoice processing refers to the use of technology and software solutions to streamline the accounts payable processes.

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Inventory Management Software and the Cannabis Industry

My Office Apps

Inventory Management Software and the Cannabis Industry. market opportunity is valued at around $40 billion to $50 billion and expected to grow to $80 billion by 2030 assuming national availability.” Among the legal problems for the cannabis industry, there is a lack of business tools available for the cannabis business owner.