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1. Tier- und Stalldaten – was sind sie für wen wert?

Author

HINRICHS, BIRGIT and KLINDTWORTH, KLAUDIA

Subjects
*PROCESS control systems, *INDUSTRIAL electronics, *SUPPLY chain management, *ANIMAL industry, *ELECTRONIC industries, *ANIMAL culture
Abstract

Precision Livestock Farming is already being implemented in the livestock industry. Advancing digitalization and developments in the electronics industry will continue to make it possible to introduce cost-effective sensors, camera and evaluation systems into animal husbandry. In this way, process data, whether individual to the animal or to the group, will make it possible to contribute to environmental protection and increase animal welfare. This can result, for example, in an improved breeding line, an improved feed recipe, optimized control of the process parameters of the systems or, in principle, an improved husbandry environment for the animals by adapting the technology to their natural behavior. In the course of digitalization and supply chain management, this can result in opportunities to use animal and process data profitably. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023

2. Entwicklung thermisch‐mechanisch aktivierter Betonbrechsande als Betonzusatzstoff – Projektvorstellung und erste Ergebnisse.

Author

Höffgen, Jan P., Vogel, Michael, Blask, Oliver, and Dehn, Frank

Subjects
*SUPPLY chain management, *CONCRETE, *CEMENT, *FINES (Penalties)
Abstract

Development of thermally and mechanically activated concrete fines as supplementary cementitious material – project presentation and first results In the light of resource demands for construction and limited availability, an efficient recirculation of building materials is essential. For concrete production, this means the use of recycled aggregates as partial replacement of gravel and sand, with the latter being severely restricted. Since crushing yields a concentration of porous hydrated cement in the fine particles, the application of crushed concrete fines as aggregates or milled supplementary cementitious material (SCM) results in limited concrete performance. Present results show that hydrated cement can be reactivated through an additional thermal processing, yielding improved mechanical and durability properties like carbonation or chloride penetration when used as SCM in concrete. The promising results initiated a funded research project, which investigates influencing factors of the thermal‐mechanical processing of crushed concrete sands with varying compositions on the performance as SCM. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023
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3. Circular Beauty – ein zirkulärer Ansatz für pflanzliche Lieferketten.

Subjects
*CIRCULAR economy, *SUPPLY chains, *WASTE recycling, *SUPPLY chain management
Abstract

The article "Circular Beauty - a circular approach to plant supply chains" explains the concept of "Circular Beauty" and discusses the challenges and innovations in this field. Circular Beauty is based on the concept of a circular economy and aims to extend the lifespan of products, recycle waste, and reuse materials. BASF Beauty Care Solutions France S.A.S has already developed innovations in this area, such as using plant by-products to produce cosmetic ingredients. The biggest challenge is to ensure complete traceability and transparency in the supply chains. BASF has already developed various ingredients based on upcycling or the utilization of by-products and plans to continue researching in this area. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

4. Neue Partner und Geschäftsleitung bei amc.

Subjects
*SUPPLY chain management, *MATERIALS management, *ARTIFICIAL intelligence, *SUPPLY chains, *CONSULTING firms
Abstract

The purchasing and supply chain consulting firm amc has appointed new partners and members of the management team. Fabian Kittel will become the fifth partner of the company alongside Andreas Pohle, Joachim von Lüninck, Georg Rinkens, and Lorenz Kleinert. Erk Ewringmann-Dörr has been appointed as a member of the management team. amc advises companies in the transformation of purchasing and supply chain management. According to a survey by the Federal Association of Materials Management, Purchasing, and Logistics (BME) e.V. and the apsolut Group, more and more procurement managers are relying on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in purchasing. However, there are still reservations about the technology. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2024

5. Lieferketten am Limit.

Subjects
*SUPPLY chain disruptions, *SUPPLY chains, *BUSINESS planning, *FREQUENCY changers, *FLUID dynamics, *ORDER picking systems, *SUPPLY chain management, *RAW materials, *JOB absenteeism, *PRICES, *LABOR supply, *PNEUMATICS, *SKILLED labor
Abstract

The fluid technology industry is experiencing impressive growth, but supply chain problems are making order processing difficult. There are massive delivery problems with various components such as electric motors, frequency converters, and microcontrollers. Prices for raw materials, purchased parts, transportation, and energy continue to rise. Despite the boom in the industry, supply problems are a major challenge. Companies are trying to establish alternative supply sources in Europe and America, but remain dependent on Asia in some areas in the medium term. The VDMA Fluid Technology Association reports an increase in sales for 2021 and significant growth in pneumatics and hydraulics. The VDMA expects market conditions to relax at the earliest in the second quarter of 2022. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2022

6. Wie geht fairer Handel?

Subjects
*SUPPLY chain management, *SUSTAINABILITY, *TEXTILE industry, *LEATHER goods
Abstract

The article reports that the European Commission has a supply chain law to vote on submitted and mentions that the Corporate Due Diligence Policy should bring sustainability and fairness. It mentions that this policy contains provisions on obligations of companies with regard to actual and potential negative impacts on human rights and the environment in relation to their own operations. It also mentions the sales of manufacture of textiles, leather and related products and others.

Published
2022

7. LGP fair supply initiative.

Author

Andras, Julia

Subjects
*SUPPLY chain management, *CHILD labor, *DUE diligence, *REASONABLE care (Law)
Abstract

The article focuses on the Supply Chain Act and the Due Diligence Act of Germany. It highlights the role of European Union to reduce child labor and to promote sustainable development. It reports on an increase in civil society violations of supply chain law against a duty of care fines, as of the year 2021.

Published
2021

8. Drohende Monopole.

Author

HEARN, DENISE

Subjects
*CLOUD storage, *SUPPLY chain management, *TRANSPORTATION
Abstract

The article provides information on the investment of Google Inc. and Amazon.com Inc. in digital traffic projects, focusing on online product searches, transportation and logistics and supply chain management. Topics include cloud storage use, transport service providers such as Uber Technologies Inc. and Lyft Inc. and market dominance.

Published
2019

9. Industriearmaturen.

Subjects
*COVID-19 pandemic, *VALVES, *SUPPLY chain management, *THREE-dimensional printing, *PRODUCT counterfeiting
Abstract

The article discusses the impact of corona crisis clouded the business of German industrial valve manufacturers. It mentions long-term project business had a positive effect on sales and followed by safety and monitoring valves with plus ten percent and shut-off valves with plus six percent. It also mentions several workshops on supply chain management, counterfeiting and brand piracy, additive manufacturing, the selection and dimensioning of check valves and design validation tests.

Published
2020

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