In May this year, the Critical Raw Materials Act (CRMA) came into effect in Ireland, marking a significant step forward in the EU’s efforts to secure a sustainable and reliable supply of critical raw materials. The Act is designed to help Europe achieve its 2030 climate and digital objectives by ensuring that these essential materials are sourced, used, and recycled in a sustainable and efficient manner.

In the world of construction, the focus on sustainability and green procurement is more pronounced than ever before. As regulatory pressures increase and public demand for environmentally responsible practices grows, companies are looking for ways to align their operations with these values. This is where HUB360 steps in, offering a robust solution for enhancing green procurement and ensuring sustainability in construction projects.

In today's rapidly-evolving business landscape, manufacturers who are still relying on outdated logistics practices are putting themselves at risk of becoming obsolete. Companies must urgently adapt to the digital age and embrace innovative technologies to optimize their outbound logistics operations, cut costs, and reduce their carbon footprint. Failure to do so not only means losing out on market share but also failing to meet customer expectations, which could lead to long-term damage to their brand reputation. To survive and thrive in the competitive manufacturing industry, updating outbound logistics practices is no longer an option but an imperative. The time to act is now - Don't Get Left Behind!

Digitally transforming outbound logistics eliminates many manual processes and communications, i.e., literally saving hours upon hours of work that can be automated while increasing efficiency, accuracy, and productivity

The paradigm of customer expectation has always been an important factor in the supply chain and logistics sector and that is most certainly the case now. In fact, it is a crucial aspect that’s shaping the future of the transport industry, as businesses are having to embrace mobile technologies to meet these seemingly ever-increasing standards.

The primary benefits to using digital systems like those offered by ourselves in both front and back end operations, is that they offer greater time and resource efficiency through the elimination of human error and the digitisation of every aspect of the logistics process. Not only does this provide visibility for all parties concerned, but it also greatly improves the experience from the customer’s perspective.