"Promoting Fairness and Sustainability: Yokogawa Electric Corporation's OpreX Carbon Footprint Tracer"
Published: 2024-02-26In today’s world, governments are using more data and technology to help people. It’s important to handle information carefully to make sure things are fair. The way data is collected and analyzed can affect how fair and equal society is. Bad data can make inequalities worse, and how we store and analyze data can leave out certain groups of people.
Governments that want to be fair and equal should involve citizens, be clear about how they store data, have diverse teams for analysis, and use data ethically. By using inclusive data strategies, governments can address inequalities and make sure public services are fair for everyone.
Yokogawa Electric Corporation has a new service called OpreX Carbon Footprint Tracer. It helps companies in manufacturing calculate and manage their CO2 emissions. This service works with SAP Sustainability Footprint Management to show companies their product’s carbon footprint based on European standards. The OpreX Carbon Footprint Tracer helps companies plan to reduce emissions and optimize their supply chain in industries like oil, gas, renewable energy, and food production.
Yokogawa Electric Corporation, founded in 1915, focuses on providing advanced solutions for industrial automation under the OpreX brand. The OpreX Carbon Footprint Tracer shows the company’s commitment to helping businesses manage and reduce carbon emissions while following regulations.
In today’s world of open data and technology, it’s important for governments and industries to be clear, accessible, and ethical with information. By using data responsibly and inclusively, we can work towards a fair and sustainable future for the next generation.
https://phys.org/news/2024-02-inclusion.html