ESPR as a driver for integrating PLM and Supply Chain Product Compliance

A look on future trends and how to prepare today

Online | Friday, November 4 | 9 AM CEST | 45 minutes | English

A new regulation on eco-design for sustainable products passed in the EU earlier this year, and it affects anyone putting products on the EU market.

One of the core activities of the EU Green Deal is the Sustainable Product Initiative, which has led to the proposition of ESPR (Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation). This framework looks to establish rules, criteria, and duties to consider for the full product lifecycle starting at the design phase. This has implications for things like the EU Digital Product Passport (DPP), but also for the data of the DPP to be pushed to a central repository with strict formal requirements.

In this webinar, experts from PDSVISION and Assent (a supply chain sustainability management company) will address the impact of ESPR and the steps you need to take to mitigate any risks that might potentially impact your business.

From this webinar, you will learn:

• what ESPR is and how it impacts companies in the coming years
• how ESPR affects PLM decisions and data points
• how high-quality data sourcing drives helps in Supply Chain
• why starting to prepare today is reasonable and provides an advantage already now

Who is this webinar for?

This webinar is targeted at anyone responsible for sustainable product realization. Example of functions is Engineering and R&D, Sourcing and Procurement, Quality, Environmental management, and Product Lifecycle Management

What value will you gain from attending?

This webinar gives you insight into how you can start preparing your organization for ESPR before its’ full enforcement. That will lower the risk of losing the market in the EU or needing to rush to solutions just before implementation deadlines.

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Hosts: Perttu Korpela – Business Unit Director PLM – PDSVISION Nordics

Perttu has over 20 years of experience in manufacturing and engineering digitalization. During these years, Perttu has worked in industries ranging from high-tech to discrete manufacturing and life science.