"Using artificial intelligence, procurement and transportation activity data from disparate sources can be consolidated and translated into emissions performance data. This provides the reliable, timely, and accurate information needed to manage and reduce Scope 3 emissions, fulfill sustainability reporting requirements, and optimize supply chain efficiency. Visualizing emissions levels across the supply chain, companies can evaluate trade-offs between sustainability and traditional supply chain performance indicators. In short, carbon efficiency becomes a key factor in decision-making."
"A network-based software platform achieves this by bringing together data from multiple organizations, enabling carbon emissions modeling and supply chain optimization. The task may look daunting, but technology makes it eminently possible to manage Scope 3 emissions. And with supply chain emissions responsible for over 50% of the global total, companies using streamlined data and digital tools to tackle emissions can gain a decarbonization advantage."
Scope 3 emissions arise across complex supply chains and can provoke concern among corporate carbon managers. Artificial intelligence can consolidate procurement and transportation activity data from disparate sources into emissions performance data that is reliable, timely, and accurate. Visualized emissions enable companies to evaluate trade-offs between sustainability and traditional supply chain performance, making carbon efficiency a decision factor. Network-based software platforms provide end-to-end visibility by aggregating data from multiple organizations to enable carbon emissions modeling and supply chain optimization. With supply chain emissions representing over half of global emissions, streamlined data and digital tools offer companies a decarbonization advantage and strategic positioning in a low-carbon economy.
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