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  1. How is competitiveness in the PET industry related to data? 🗂️ Quite a lot, actually.

    Our friends at Pimcore have created a new landing page that explores why integrated product information is becoming a key success factor for PET and plastics manufacturers. 🧴

    The page shows how a strong 'data DNA' can help companies reduce manual work, meet regulatory demands and build more scalable digital processes, from fragmented spreadsheets and certificates to connected product, material, production and sales data.

    It's a great read for anyone working at the intersection of packaging, product data and digital transformation. 📈

    Discover the full story here 🔗 t1p.de/ckzkf

    And if you’re attending PETnology, you can also use the landing page to book a meeting with someone from the Pimcore team. 🫱🏾‍🫲🏽

    #Pimcore #PIM #PETIndustry #ProductInformationManagement #DataManagement #DigitalTransformation #PackagingIndustry

  2. Data sovereignty means more than just data availability 🔐

    It means
    • Control over the data model
    • Integration across systems
    • Transparency throughout the product lifecycle

    Only then can true digital sovereignty be achieved. We’ve summarised here why this is particularly relevant for PET manufacturers.

    👉 Read our article "Digital sovereignty in the PET industry” t1p.de/irvh1

    #PETnology #PETIndustry #ProductData #DigitalSovereignty #Pimcore #DataArchitecture #ProductInformationManagement #PIM

  3. Digital sovereignty isn’t just a buzzword ⚡️

    Digital sovereignty often sounds like a political issue. For manufacturers in the PET industry, however, it’s a very practical question:

    • Who controls my product data?
    • Who can analyse it?
    • Who decides on its structure?

    This question is becoming increasingly important, particularly when it comes to sustainability data. We’ve looked at why data sovereignty is becoming a competitive issue.

    👉 Read our article "Digital sovereignty in the PET industry” t1p.de/irvh1

    #PETnology #PETIndustry #ProductData #DigitalSovereignty #Pimcore #DataArchitecture #ProductInformationManagement #PIM

  4. Digital sovereignty in the PET industry 🤖
    Thinking about processes, data and systems as a whole

    Many companies believe that all they need is the right software. However, data problems are rarely purely software-related. They are architectural problems. 🛠️

    True data quality can only be achieved when processes and systems are considered together. This is why we prefer to talk about data architecture rather than tools. 📊

    👉 Read our new article "Digital sovereignty in the PET industry” t1p.de/irvh1

    #PETnology #PETIndustry #ProductData #DigitalSovereignty #Pimcore #DataArchitecture #ProductInformationManagement #PIM

  5. AI won’t fix your data.

    At PETnology 2026 (10–11 June, Lake Zurich), we’re addressing the real issue: data control.

    This is something that most PET manufacturers struggle with.

    • Disconnected systems
    • inconsistent product data
    • limited scalability

    We'll also explain why data architecture is the real game changer.

    💡 No clean data → no scalable AI.

    Learn more about our session 🔗 t1p.de/58bll

    #PETnology #PETIndustry #DataArchitecture #DigitalSovereignty #ProductData #Pimcore #DigitalTransformation #AI #Manufacturing #Industry40

  6. What does data DNA really mean? 🧬

    Many people talk about a ‘single source of truth’. But in practice, it’s about more than that. True data DNA means:

    • a consistent data model.
    • clear responsibilities.
    • integrated product information.
    • data under your own control.

    This is becoming increasingly important, particularly in the PET industry. Why? We explain this in our latest article.

    👉 Link to the article t1p.de/tchuo

    #PETnology #PETIndustry #ProductData #DigitalSovereignty #Pimcore #DataArchitecture #ProductInformationManagement #PIM

  7. Man's best friend - First eradicate the Neanderthals, then biodiversity

    Humans and their dogs drove our evolutionary cousins Neanderthals to extinction
    "Early dogs, bred from wolves, played a critical role in the modern human’s takeover of Europe 40,000 years ago when we vanquished the Neanderthal locals. The Neanderthals, who had lived there for more than 200,000 years. However, within a few thousand years of our arrival, they disappeared...Humans and hunting dogs were, and still are, a deadly combination." >>
    theguardian.com/science/2015/m

    Man’s best friend may be nature’s worst enemy, study on pet dogs
    “Many owners simply don’t realise the environmental damage dogs can cause, from disturbing wildlife to polluting ecosystems." >>
    curtin.edu.au/news/media-relea

    Bad dog? The environmental effects of owned dogs
    "The sheer number of dogs contributes to global carbon emissions and land and fresh water use via the pet food industry. " >>
    publish.csiro.au/pc/pdf/PC2407

    #dogs #dog #pets #HumanAnimalInteraction #carnivores #DogAttacks #penguins #koalas
    #extinction #Biodiversity #wildlife #conservation #water #pollution #faeces #disturbance #zoonoses #PetIndustry #meat #ecosystems #climate #shorebirds #beach #ExtinctionCrisis #Neanderthals #BellingenShire #EcologicalDisturbance #IntroducedSpecies

  8. Let them have dogs

    "Forty-eight percent of Australian households own dogs; to those of us on the outlay for food, treats, toys, grooming, kennels, vets and puppy school, $500 seems like a rare bargain."

    "Australians have always been pet people, but we are now living in the wake of a post-pandemic pet proliferation that between 2019 and 2021 raised the proportion of Australian households with pets from 61% to a goggling 69%, marking the largest increase in decades."
    >>
    theguardian.com/commentisfree/
    #pets #dogs #PetOwners #WesternCountries #consumption #PetIndustry #accessories #petfluencer #puppycation #DogAttacks #cars #meat #fossilfuels #biodiversity #wildlife #BiodiversityCrisis