“Smart”cities seek environmental sustainability, economic prosperity, and convenient, livable spaces – and Big Data and analytics vendors like IBM, SAP, and Oracle promise to help with sensors, dashboards, and other high technology solutions. Civic hackers, open data proponents, and social technolog...
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Tech Hub | April 27, 2022
Tools for tracing food products throughout the supply chain. Not part of subscription
Research Brief | May 19, 2022
Makeshift measures to decarbonize — approaches that require little‑to‑no changes to products or markets — are in high demand. Carbon credits are one such approach that’s been getting a lot of attention as users can potentially decarbonize through investments elsewhere, outside of their own assets or... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | May 20, 2022
Parmeggiano Regiano and other cheese types are getting a new food traceability tool thanks to the combination of a "mark" made of casein combined with a silicon chip that can withstand a variety of environmental conditions and is smaller than a grain of rice. It's not clear how the data will be ... Not part of subscription