In the world of logistics and goods delivery, there is an increasing awareness of the need to embrace emerging supply chain technologies in order to remain competitive in the marketplace. There are a wealth of digital advancements that are making logistics operations work smarter and more efficient and it really is time to think about adopting it for your supply chain.

As the construction industry embraces digital transformation, a notable challenge emerges from an older cohort within the workforce resistant to adopting new technologies. This resistance hinders the industry's seamless integration of digital tools. HUB360, having encountered this concern regularly, draws from firsthand experience to overcome these barriers and drive significant change.

The change in the definition of backfilling in the revised Waste Framework Directive of 2018 reflects the need to address the quality and environmental impact of recovery operations related to construction and demolition waste (C&DW). The original definition, as per Commission Decision 2011/753/EU, described backfilling as a recovery operation where suitable waste is used for reclamation or engineering purposes in excavated areas or landscaping, serving as a substitute for non-waste materials.

Christy O’Neill of Moyglare describes how the implementation of Hub360 has significantly improved Moyglare's delivery processes by automating tasks, promoting collaboration, and ensuring immediate access to accurate records for all stakeholders involved. This systematic approach not only enhances operational efficiency but also boosts customer satisfaction and contributes to a more sustainable approach to record-keeping.