TrusTrace has released its second industry playbook, The Traceability Roadmap: A practical, step-by-step guide to implementing traceability in supply chains. With the free Traceability Roadmap, businesses can find out how to define needs, set goals, outcomes, success indicators, and return on investment to ensure cross-functional buy-in.
The Traceability Roadmap also features an in-depth case study on the traceability programs of Asics.
In the guide, Matthew Xu, CSR and Sustainability Lead at Asics, discusses the importance of traceability in achieving transparency and developing a project charter: “A guiding document that ensures our team understands the project’s essential aspects, success indicators, and expectations, thus keeping everyone focused.”
Says TrusTrace CEO and Co-Founder Shameek Ghosh: “Our first Traceability Playbook focused on why traceability is needed. Now, our new Traceability Roadmap provides the industry with a detailed guide on how it can be achieved, with learnings from global leaders in traceability.”
The chapters of the Roadmap are built to facilitate learning and include expected outcomes, theory, secrets to success, case studies, expert interviews and toolkits with downloadable templates and worksheets that brands can use to get started.
The Traceability Roadmap, in collaboration with Fashion for Good, was launched at the Global Fashion Summit in Copenhagen which also saw Allbirds give away the details of its net zero carbon shoe, M0.0NSHOT, in a bid to encourage competitors to create their own version.
The TrusTrace Traceability Roadmap can be downloaded for free now. Our EDM Publications x TrusTrace Expert Talk, How to get your supply chain data compliance-ready, is also still available to watch for free.
