What it's about
With the Digital Product Passport (DPP) and the Battery Passport, the EU is introducing a single, uniform framework for product data across the entire lifecycle: from manufacturing through use and repair to recycling and second life. For companies, this first means a changeover, and the hardest question is usually how to collect the required data in the first place. At the same time, the DPP is a chance to build a reliable, end-to-end data foundation for your products for the first time. That foundation is what enables greater transparency, new business models and a more resilient supply chain.
In this webinar, Ralf Ehrlich and Markus Rodler from our team at Objective Partner AG give a compact, well-founded overview of the background, requirements and implementation options of the Digital Product Passport. Their concrete example is the Battery Passport, the first mandatory use case. The goal is to give you the orientation you need to assess how your company is affected and to organize data collection in a practical way.
What we'll cover
- Basics, objectives and legal framework of the Digital Product Passport (including the EU Battery Regulation, ESPR and deadlines)
- Technical architecture and standards as the basis for interoperable product data
- The biggest challenge in practice: availability and quality of data, and how companies get the data they need
- Economic viability and circular value creation: the business case, with examples from repair, second use and recycling
- Technology approaches based on open standards
Meet us
Learn more about the Digital Product Passport in a personal meeting with our team
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- Webinar
- DPP