"Technology Software" News Archive

Discover how businesses can leverage AI-powered sustainability solutions to drive operational efficiency, mitigate risk, and meet growing ESG demands.

Explore how the food and beverage industry is embracing innovation, with a focus on snacking, functional drinks, and AI-driven product development.

Discover how aiESG's AI-driven analytics help companies streamline ESG assessments, reduce risks, and gain a competitive edge in sustainability efforts.

Discover how advanced grain bin monitoring systems like AGI’s BinManager and GSI’s GrainVue are transforming grain storage practices, ensuring quality preservation, reducing risks, and cutting costs.

Discover how Nestlé is leveraging AI and digital tools to tackle food safety risks, improve traceability, and address challenges like climate change and emerging pathogens.

Discover how Amazon is using AI-driven systems to detect and prevent energy and water waste across its logistics facilities, optimizing sustainability at scale.

TEXPROCIL’s new blockchain platforms offer end-to-end traceability for Kasturi Cotton Bharat and other fibers, setting a new standard for sustainable and transparent cotton sourcing.

The apparel industry, long criticized for its opaque supply chains, may be on the brink of transformation through the adoption of DNA-based tracking. As stakeholders increasingly demand proof of ethical practices, sustainability, and authenticity, DNA technology offers a sophisticated and virtually tamper-proof solution for ensuring transparency, countering counterfeit goods, and strengthening quality control measures.

A widening skills gap in the United States may hinder both corporate and national ambitions to achieve critical climate targets. LinkedIn’s recent Global Green Skills Report reveals that U.S. companies are facing a shortage of “green skills”—from decarbonization expertise to sustainable procurement knowledge—necessary to align with sustainability goals. While demand for green-skilled workers surged over the last year, the supply has struggled to keep pace. The report suggests that the current green talent pool must double if businesses are to support increasingly ambitious sustainability frameworks.

Adore Me, the lingerie brand owned by Victoria’s Secret, is making strides in sustainable fashion through its partnership with CommonShare. Since joining Adore Me’s Sustainability Accelerator last summer, the two companies have collaborated on the implementation of real-time digital product passports (DPPs) for 100 items, with plans to expand this initiative across the entire product range by early 2025.