Flexibility in waste disposal relieves employees and companies
Companies are complaining about rising waste disposal fees, employees are complaining about high workloads, the workforce is getting older and older because there is a lack of young talent. These are just some of the challenges that cities and municipalities are facing in waste management.
The key to mastering this complex mix of tasks lies in digitalization. If containers and garbage cans are only emptied when they are full enough, if routes are planned based on actual demand and taking into account the current traffic situation, then employees and customers alike will benefit. Digital, networked solutions for smart waste management make this possible.
Central data platforms, which are fed by numerous data sources, provide an essential building block for this. How the Internet of Things (IoT) and digital twins help to increase the efficiency of waste disposal and reduce operating costs in municipal operations is revealed in our white paper "Cost reduction in waste management thanks to smart waste management.
And you will learn much more: the same principle can also be used to optimize traffic management (Smart Traffic Management), municipal water management (Smart Water Management) and even traditional and new forms of agriculture (Smart Farming).
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