The construction industry faces significant challenges in managing Scope 3 emissions, which include all indirect emissions (both upstream and downstream) that occur in the value chain of the reporting company, excluding scope 2 emissions. These can be emissions associated with the transportation of materials, waste disposal, and even the use of sold products. Understanding and controlling these emissions is not only critical for environmental sustainability but also increasingly for compliance with evolving regulations and standards.

At HUB 360, our delivery software platform leverages the very latest mobile technologies that allow organisations to precisely control and manage good distribution to partners and customers. The services we provide make businesses more efficient and ultimately, more successful.

Much has changed in the business world since the end of March 2020 when Covid-19 became the world-restricting paradigm that it is today. This has necessitated many ‘brick-and-mortar’ businesses to switch to an ecommerce model, as customers have had to drastically change the way they make their purchases.

Digital transformation is something that companies that wish to survive in the event of working restrictions being necessary for the long term, need to tackle at some point in the near future.

AI facilitates this optimisation by providing invaluable insights into every aspect of the supply chain, with AI-enabled visual inspections and automatic sorting being just two of the ways in which this is realised. In the B2B transport sector, AI can even accurately forecast when trucks will leave or arrive at warehouses and route planning apps can ensure that the most efficient routes are taken.