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How to avoid supply chain data overload

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This week: Craig Mills, CEO of Vizzuality, talks about how data can best be presented so it is usable and so different functions in a busines can collaborate effectively to drive innovation. Increased frequency of data update – for example for deforestation on a daily basis rather than annual – enables companies to engage with their operations and supply chain in a significantly more dynamic way.

Plus: Singapore sets more punchy future carbon price; more forced labour in Thailand; UK Climate Change Committee to focus on delivery and implementation; and, Tesco removes 1.5bn pieces of plastic from packaging, in the news digest.  

And, Innovation Forum’s Natasha Bodnar gives an update on the upcoming business climate action conference – including a £150 ticket discount extended for podcast listeners.  

Host: Ian Welsh

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