Session WE.3.E || Applied Digital Solutions – Connecting Green and Digital Transformations? Authors Rödger, Jan-Markus; Rößling, Oliver Abstract The concept of the digital twin is winning over more and more decision-makers worldwide. What is particularly attractive here is that relevant data and processes can be analyzed, simulated and displayed conclusively within the framework of a [...]
Authors Weik, Jan Abstract Empowering farmers as ecosystem managers to actively shape the sustainable intensification of agriculture requires readily available quantitative data of their farm’s environmental performance. More importantly, this data should be available without much effort. While LCA has high access barriers (i.e. cost, knowledge, data availability), we recommend to leverage the increasing digitalisation [...]
Session WE.1.E || Green-Lean-Digital Authors Cornago, Simone; Tan, Yee Shee; Ramakrishna, Seeram; Low, Jonathan Sze Choong Abstract The Life Cycle Inventory (LCI) is the most time and resource consuming phase within Life Cycle Assessment (LCA). Data collection often relies on aggregated data, such as monthly averages, or on primary data from short periods of time [...]
Session WE.1.E || Green-Lean-Digital Authors Lindén, Hanna; Chiew, Yoon Lin; Centerholt, Victor; Saarikko, Ted; Lundstrom, Anders Abstract Digital solutions and technologies for industry and society provide a new means for transformation into a more sustainable society in terms of reduced environmental impact as well as social inclusiveness. In order to push this transformation even further, [...]
Authors Adiwijaya, David; Hanafi, Jessica; Angelica, Fabiola; Sulistio, Calvin Abstract Sustainable concepts and activities can only be realised through a behavioural change from people. Operational inefficiencies resulting in waste of resources are happening across numerous sectors. An example of operational inefficiency is the food loss and food waste that is happening every day around the [...]
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