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Software Monitors Supply Chain Sustainability

This online platform has been developed to oversee sustainability practices in information and communication technologies sector supply chains.

Jun 26, 2013

An online platform has been developed to oversee sustainability practices in information and communication technologies (ICT) sector supply chains. The Environmental Leader examines the software developed by EcoVadis, which will “allow the ICT industry to access data and scorecards covering 21 environmental and social criteria.” To read more, click HERE.

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