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Households waste collectors can boost both productivity and efficiency by using innovative technologies such as the Internet of Things, smart sensors and forecasting algorithms. This is evident from a webinar presented by Intelligent Optimisation Solution Advisor Rogier de Klein during the eREC virtual tradeshow.

AMCS legacy software customers can transition to innovative AMCS Platform in a relatively short period of time. To guarantee a successful transition to AMCS Platform an advanced standardized Transition Project Program has been built executing the go-live on Platform in well-overseen phases.

The awareness that Industry 4.0 is going to change the way waste and recycling companies operate, has grown significantly. So much is clear for AMCS CMO Mark Abbas who participated in a panel discussion during the virtual tradeshow eREC. “The last few years there is a change within the market resulting in a big catchup in the industry at the moment. For instance, we have seen this with the rise of predictive analytics and real-time dispatching of pickups based on predicting filling grades of containers.

Continuing waste and recycling operations like it is any other day. Due to the use of innovative technology, there is no need to hold back during Covid-19. An enterprise-grade SaaS and cloud-based IT system enables companies to run their operations everywhere, regardless of the location of the employees.

Digital technologies have raised customer expectations for responsive, seamless online services and information-enriched products. Many companies are struggling to meet those expectations and will continue to struggle unless they embrace enterprise architecture. This is what Jeanne Ross and Cynthia Beath write in a publication in MIT Sloan Management Review. In the article the authors shed their light on the importance of an enterprise architecture and what this means for business.

Assisting the driver while on his route to empty bins and at the same time minimising the need for drivers interaction, is one of the main benefits of GPS Matching which automatically matches every to the correct customer. With this, GPS Matching automates both the collection process and the matching of lifts to the correct customers.

Digitisation is key in smart cities concepts. Fine-meshed digital webs connect networks like distribution hubs, logistic supply chains, traffic control systems and waste collection. Next-generation technology such as cognitive sensors with built-in intelligence, in the near future, enable these digital braids to communicate with each other. With this, smart sensors pave the way for new innovative business models, including those for innovative waste management concepts.

A comprehensive coverage of all business processes in metal recycling. The AMCS Metal Recycling Software provides exactly that. That is clear from the presentation of Christian Pollklesener, Head of Professional Services, AMCS Germany, during the eREC 2020 virtual tradeshow. In this webinar, he explains what this means in detail and how this can be a great asset for metal recycling companies.

Digital transformation integrates digital technologies, creating a new eco-system where your processes work together to create real value. This isn’t simply about technology, however. It’s a cultural change too. It’s embracing empowerment through digitalisation.