Archive for the ‘Environment’ Category

Systems of differentiation

Sunday, September 4th, 2011

Ever since I came up on "ERP Modernization", a blog post by Emmanuel Obadia, Senior VP in charge of ERP X3 at software powerhouse and strategic partner SAGE, I've started wondering about Gartner's classification (systems of record, or differentiation, or innovation) defined in Emmanuel's blog post, and how Verteego's solution ...

10 achievements at Verteego in 2010

Monday, January 10th, 2011

2010 has been a very exciting year at Verteego. For at least 10 reasons: 1. we’ve launched REACHGarden.com, co-developed with world leading aircraft landing gears manufacturer Messier-Dowty (a SAFRAN company) and fashion apparel manufacturer René Derhy, a fully fledged hazardous chemicals in general, and REACH candidate list in particular traceability platform ...

Version 2.3 of Verteego’s carbon management application released

Monday, November 22nd, 2010

Verteego just released the version 2.3 of GHG accounting application Verteego Carbon. Some of the main new features include: - an enhanced carbon & energy reporting console, with a special focus on emission sources and dynamic analysis; - GHG emissions reduction forecasting capabilities; - an embedded support center, with full online documentation. We also made ...

Online REACH compliance platform for manufacturers REACHGarden.com unveiled

Sunday, September 12th, 2010

Verteego is proud to unveil REACH Garden, the online REACH compliance platform for European manufacturers & retailers. REACH Garden enables manufacturers to track Europe's "Candidate List" of ever evoling substances of very high concern (SVHC). Under Europe's new chemical law REACH (Registration, Evaluation, Authorization of CHemicals), manufacturers are ...

Australia & New Zealand to deal directly with corporate headquarters

Sunday, September 5th, 2010

Because SaaS, or put it that way "the online subscription model", doesn't require too many intermediaries, Verteego has decided to deal directly (it used to be indirectly) with potential customers and partners in Australia & New Zealand. Generally speaking, the partners Verteego is looking at are not mere distributors but people ...

Verteego unveils Verteego Construction : the carbon management app for building and public works, urban planning and real estate professionnals

Monday, August 30th, 2010

Verteego is proud to present Verteego Construction, an online carbon assessment application especially designed to meet the needs of the building and public works industry. Based on its various discussions with its customers (Group IDEC, IOISIS Nord, SETEC, VEYER, Le Bon Marché, Communauté d'Agglomération de Sarreguemines-Confluence, Communauté d'Agglomération de Val-et-Forêt (the ...

Join us for a Verteego webinar and discover how our GHG management app works

Thursday, August 26th, 2010

Dear Verteeblog readers, Verteego is pleased to invite you to join our free webinar, "Verteego: Carbon & Energy Management made easy" on September 2, 3pm GMT - 4:15pm GMT3pm and 4:15pm GMT London time (10am - 11:15am EST, US East Coast time). Through this one-hour+ long interactive presentation, you will get an ...

A summary of the French “Grenelle de l’Environnement” achievements

Monday, August 16th, 2010

Environment regulation was for a long time not deemed a top priority for governments. There was this crazy - though widespread- belief that we could do anything with our planet and it would always provide us with all the resources we needed and stay pristine and shiny like we had ...

The REACh European directive, a puzzle for articles manufacturers and distributors ?

Monday, August 9th, 2010

At first glance, it seems that the answer is a plain yes : every actor of the manufacturing industry, every importer has to deal with hundreds, even thousands of suppliers and sub-contractors from all over the world on a daily basis. The latter, understandably reluctant to communicate too much information to ...

Paris, London and Berlin agree on setting a 30% GHG emissions cut goal

Monday, July 19th, 2010

Jean Louis Borloo, Chris Huhne and Norbert Röttgen, respectively the French, the British and the German minister in charge with the environment have agreed on the necessity to set more ambitious GHG-emission reduction targets. Here is a brief summary of their case. This crisis and the economic turmoil downturn that the ...