What will you learn?
Radical data transparency in the supply chain refers to a comprehensive approach where all relevant data points and information related to the production, distribution, and sourcing of goods or services are openly shared and made accessible to stakeholders throughout the supply chain. This level of transparency goes beyond traditional practices, where information may be limited or controlled by certain parties in the supply chain.
In this Crash Course you will learn:
- how different organizations in various industries have started to build business value from transparent value chains
- how to connect the operative reality of your organisation to evolving transparent data requirements
- what are possible paths towards radical data transparency and how to start the work towards it
Why does this matter now more than ever?
Stay market compliant: The level of traceability in your operations can dictate whether your products can access to certain markets. Latest steps in EU are showing the way: without the required proof of origin, which complies with the latest European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), you risk being blocked from one of the world’s largest markets.
Capitalize on the green premium: As sustainability becomes more than a buzzword, new market entrants with truly sustainable products are not only preferred but rewarded with a green premium. CO2 offsetting remains option for some, but with emerging regulations demanding greater transparency, now is the time to adapt. We will show you how leveraging granular data can position your products as the environmentally responsible choice, allowing you to command a higher market value.
Act now: The landscape of business and sustainability is evolving rapidly. Delaying the integration of these advanced technologies and strategies can put your business at a competitive disadvantage. This course is your opportunity to get ahead of the curve, ensuring your business not only survives but thrives in the rapidly evolving regulatory and market environments.
