Industry partnership drives integration of best-in-class PLM and impact measurement analytics to deliver traceability and sustainability to fashion brands.
With more new CBAM sustainability legislation coming into force in the EU, the fashion industry could see a complete reshaping of business norms and industry dynamics as part of the demand for decarbonisation. At the same time, AI and copyright laws continue their tug-of-war, awaiting the outcome of inevitable litigation.
As a vertically integrated manufacturer, convertor, and distributor, Cotswold recognized an opportunity to better service their brands by providing visibility and easy access to their product certifications.
Coats Digital’s unique, time-cost benchmarking solution, GSDCost, recognised for delivering real ROI and supporting a more collaborative, transparent and sustainable global fashion supply chain.
The commercial argument for AI is compelling, but a feeling of apprehension remains among creative professionals. Fashion is now tasked with finding a way to embrace and harness AI for more than just operational efficiency.
We talk to Helene Behrenfeldt of Infor about the changing definition of PLM and how broad supply chain visibility can be focused into product-level impact assessment and management.
The adoption of FastReactPlan has optimised planning data visibility across relevant teams to facilitate systematic and efficient line scheduling, more productive working practices and the ability to respond to last-minute product changes in an agile way
Birkenstock’s IPO could signify a shift in the fashion industry and capital markets; exemplifying DTC and tech-driven strategies as tools for resilience and adaptability.
We talk to Jeff Fedor about how Bamboo Rose's modern PLM platform is transforming the product lifecycle, empowering designers, and enabling brands to comply with ESG/CSR regulations.
An unexpected shift in the landscape of sustainability regulations raises questions over the nature of ethical and environmental compliance, while manufacturing exclusivity agreements and investment in last-mile efficiency could be the new battlegrounds for massive retailers.
We talk to Bill Brewster, about the huge leap we’re seeing in DPC capabilities, and how PLM is acting as the bedrock for fashion and retail’s future to be built on.
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