Digital Product Passport and Scope 3
Seminar on Digital Product Passports and Scope 3
The seminar ‘Digital Product Passport and Scope 3’ provides a practical understanding of the new requirements for product data, supply chain information and sustainability evidence in industry. It focuses on the realisation that, in future, companies will not only have to supply high-quality products, but will also increasingly need to provide transparent, traceable and digitally accessible information about these products.
Participants will gain an overview of the background to the Digital Product Passport (DPP), the Scope 3 requirements and the growing importance of traceability, data quality and supply chain transparency. The seminar will highlight why these developments are not merely regulatory issues, but are increasingly decisive factors in market access, customer requirements and competitiveness.
Digital Product Passport and Scope 3
The seminar brings together topics such as data management, sustainability, ERP/MES systems, the Machinery Regulation 2023/1230, digitalisation and process management to provide a holistic understanding of modern value creation. The aim is to support companies in designing their data, processes and interfaces in such a way that tomorrow’s requirements can be met efficiently and cost-effectively.
1. Digital Product Passport and Regulatory Requirements
- Fundamentals of the Digital Product Passport (DPP)
- Legal and market-driven factors
- Impact on the Swiss MEM sector
2. Scope 3 and Sustainability Data
- Significance of Scope 3 emissions
- Sustainability information along the supply chain
- Customer requirements and transparency obligations
3. Product Data and Data Quality
- Master data as the foundation of the Digital Product Passport
- Structuring and maintaining product information
- Data quality as a competitive factor
4. Supply Chain Transparency and Traceability
- Origin and supplier data
- Batch and material traceability
- Transparency along the value chain
5. ERP, PPS, MES and digital information flows
- Data generation along the process chain
- Interconnection of systems and information
- The Digital Product Passport as a corporate project
6. Data governance and responsibilities
- Roles and responsibilities for data
- Data management and standards
- Leadership as a key factor in data transparency
7. Impact on the organisation and staff
- New roles for procurement, AVOR and process engineering
- Understanding processes and systems as a key competence
- The industry’s new interfaces
8. Methodology and learning format
- Interactive seminars and workshops
- Practical examples from industry
- Coaching and implementation support for companies