During the webinar Robust Technology for Sustainability is the Next Frontier for Net Zero, Neil Perry, Group Content Director, Sustainability Magazine and Bizclik Media Group, will outline the key sustainability challenges facing businesses: supply chain sustainability, regulatory compliance and reporting, adopting a circular economy, climate change mitigation and resource depletion.
“Every conversation I have with sustainability leaders emphasizes the importance of prioritizing sustainability throughout the supply chain – addressing issues like unethical behavioral practices, deforestation and environmental degradation, all of which relate to supply chain sustainability.”
Throughout the webinar, Neal emphasized the importance of pushing the boundaries of sustainability and finding ingenuity in technological solutions to sustainability challenges, rather than simply complying with regulations.
Can robust technology be a powerful tool for a sustainable future?
“The rugged technology is built to withstand harsh conditions,” explains Chih-Wei Wang, product manager at Getac Technology Corporation.
“They can be replaced much less frequently, which reduces the amount of e-waste going to landfills. They’re also designed to be more energy efficient, saving money and reducing a company’s carbon footprint.”
“At Getac, we use recycled materials wherever possible and avoid harmful chemicals. We also reduce packaging to minimise our impact on the environment.”
“Durable technology clearly stands out as a smart investment for businesses that want to use sustainable, long-lasting, strong technology.”
Unveiling eco-friendly material innovations
Greemas general manager Peter Chu explains how eco-friendly materials can improve the efficiency and reliability of things like electronics and service routes, while providing healthier and safer options.
