Trinity Consultants , a leading global environmental consulting firm providing services and solutions in the EHS, built environment, life sciences and water and regulatory compliance markets ecology, and Makersite , a company pioneering a new approach to automated lifecycle analysis and supply chain management, today announced a strategic partnership in which Trinity will support customers in the use and implementation of Makersite. The collaboration marks a significant step in utilizing cutting-edge technology and expertise to revolutionize the assessment and monitoring of environmental sustainability metrics, decarbonization strategies, and sustainability program development and implementation.
Makersite’s approach combines AI with data from more than 140 material, process and supplier databases to create highly accurate digital twins of products and their supply chains. This database, along with Makersite’s native applications and API-based architecture, gives manufacturers a clear view of their products and supply chains. The result is a comprehensive understanding of regulatory compliance, environmental impact, supply risk and production costs, all seamlessly integrated into existing IT infrastructures.
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Digitizing data is the way forward for companies seeking to comply with voluntary frameworks and mandatory reporting standards. Trinity’s Digital Solutions team, a global leader in planning and implementing digital EHS, sustainability and risk management solutions, provides cost-effective solutions for the industry’s challenging data management requirements. Trinity will support joint Makersite customers with the integration of data collection systems.
“Makersite shares our ambition and ability to help clients meet today’s demands while paving the way for a more sustainable future,” said Meghan Foley , Principal Consultant, Trinity Consultants, EHS Digital Solutions. “Based on the findings of our recent environmental sustainability research report , we know that Scope 3 emissions represent a significant portion of an organization’s overall carbon footprint. Nearly 60% of companies cite a lack of experience in sustainability standards. reporting as the “most significant” or “very significant” factor in complying with sustainability reporting frameworks. Additionally, one in five (21%) say data collection systems or poor data quality “are the ‘most significant’ or ‘very significant’ challenge to their ESG reporting workflows. With these findings, our partnership with Makersite will have tremendous value in helping clients prioritize and achieve their sustainability potential.”
“Our partnership with Trinity Consultants will provide clients with expert guidance and advice as they move through the lifecycle assessment process and begin a path toward decarbonization and supply chain optimization,” said Makersite CEO , Neil D’Souza . “Together, we provide manufacturers with the tools, as well as hands-on support, to address manufacturing’s most complex challenge and ultimately help them make better, more informed decisions tailored to their specific programs and processes.”
SOURCE: PRNewswire