Marko Lange, product manager for SAP, looks at the need to measure the carbon footprint of your entire supply chain
Amid a global push for greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reductions and more responsible resource stewardship, newcomers like German data analytics start-up Carbon Minds, along with some of the biggest names in the chemicals business, are mobilising to meet that challenge.
In speciality chemicals, doing your MA&D ‘homework’ means much more than it used to, says Lauren McCallum, solution manager for SAP’s Chemical Industry business unit
Done the right way, a heightened digital buying experience can strengthen relationships with customers, create new revenue streams, and insulate a company from disruption, say Mark Carlson (above) and David Dunn of SAP
David Dunn, global industry marketing lead for chemicals, at SAP, highlights the need for chemical companies to look at Industry 4.0 practices
Before 2020 spiralled into viral uncertainty, chemical manufacturers had the luxury of embracing digitalisation and Industry 4.0 practices on their own terms. No longer. The fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic has elevated the sense of urgency among chemical manufacturers to infuse their operations and their supply chains with Industry 4.0 capabilities.
