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How AI is helping companies meet sustainability goals

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When I started a role as a leader for sustainability in Expert Labs , our professional technology services organization, I saw the potential for AI to help with energy efficiency, decarbonization , and waste reduction. Discover the current and emerging use cases for AI in waste management, optimization, energy reduction and ESG reporting.

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FDA FSMA: Providing value beyond compliance

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Supply chains comprise multiple tiers and it is crucial for all stakeholders — including distributors and retailers — to make consumer safety a top priority. With greater tracking and traceability, for example, comes real-time demand insight.

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Types of enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems

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ERP solutions are built to meet the needs of organizations across multiple industries including retail, consumer products, industrial, energy and utilities and government (including defense). An example is manufacturing industry software which includes MRP, or material requirements planning.

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Infosource Global Capture & IDP Vertical Market Analysis 2022-2023 Update

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For example, organisations in the Legal and Retail sector may see impressive ROIs. Transformation of the Manufacturing industry In our analysis the Manufacturing sector comprises a wide range of organisations, ranging from fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) to high-end technology manufacturers.

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The Internet of Things (IoT): Managing the Data Tsunami

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But exactly how that data is utilized (and potentially monetised) will differ across sectors. For example, an electricity company can utilise data gathered from IoT-enabled smart meters as well as weather sensors to better model and predict energy consumption patterns, which in turn can help optimise pricing and capacity planning strategies.

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