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Smart's Journey Towards Carbon Neutrality with Greenly's Support
技术
- 传感器 - 环境传感器
- 传感器 - 温度传感器
适用功能
- 销售与市场营销
用例
- 连续排放监测系统
- 室外环境监测
挑战
Smart 是一家广告技术公司,希望减少碳足迹并变得更加对环境负责。
关于客户
Smart 是一家独立的广告技术公司,通过程序化广告将发布商和营销人员联系起来。它们提供透明度、价值路径优化,并旨在确保广告技术生态系统中的公平份额。他们实现了逐年增长,并扩大了产品范围,以满足电视广播公司、版权所有者和 CTV 运营商的需求。 Smart 希望被视为一家负责任的公司,并关心自己对环境的影响。
解决方案
Smart 决定在提供碳足迹测量和分析的 Greenly 公司的帮助下进行温室气体评估。 Greenly 获得 ADEME 认可的科学、透明的方法,以及他们的智能平台 UI 和专业知识,使他们成为 Smart 的理想选择。评估涵盖范围 1、2 和 3 分析和基准。
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