MUNICH – Bluesign will integrate its complete set of tools for chemical management within a new cloud-based platform to help improve efficiency, safety and sustainability in the textile industry.
Over the course of 2019, the Swiss-based organisation says the new cloud platform will provide a science-based gateway to more sustainable ways of making textiles using verified data to improve transparency.
“The new cloud computing solution will be rolled out throughout 2019,” said Christian Dreszig, head of marketing and communication at Bluesign told Ecotextile News. “We will release several new features and services in our cloud and will set the benchmark on information based on verified data for traceability and transparency.”
MUNICH – Bluesign will integrate its complete set of tools for chemical management within a new cloud-based platform to help improve efficiency, safety and sustainability in the textile industry.
Over the course of 2019, the Swiss-based organisation says the new cloud platform will provide a science-based gateway to more sustainable ways of making textiles using verified data to improve transparency.
“The new cloud computing solution will be rolled out throughout 2019,” said Christian Dreszig, head of marketing and communication at Bluesign told Ecotextile News. “We will release several new features and services in our cloud and will set the benchmark on information based on verified data for traceability and transparency.”
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