RTRS：通过物联网确保大豆生产的可持续性
技术
- 平台即服务 (PaaS) - 应用开发平台
适用行业
- 生命科学
用例
- 库存管理
- 供应链可见性(SCV)
关于客户
RTRS交易平台的客户是大豆价值链中的利益相关者。其中包括大豆生产商、RTRS 认证材料的买家以及市场利益相关者。该平台旨在促进他们参与 RTRS Responsible Soy 市场。它为他们提供了一个用户友好的界面，允许他们交易 RTRS 积分并注册 RTRS 物理材料销售。该平台还为他们提供了对整个供应链中认证产品数量进行集中注册、监控和控制的工具。它还促进认证生产商和市场利益相关者之间的交易，检查可持续性声明，并提供管理报告。
挑战
负责任大豆圆桌会议 (RTRS) 是一项于 2006 年成立的国际倡议，旨在促进负责任的大豆生产。该组织致力于通过大豆价值链中主要利益相关者的承诺以及负责任生产的全球标准，确保负责任大豆生产的增长。 RTRS 负责任大豆生产标准包括停止转换具有高保护价值的地区、推广最佳管理实践、确保公平的工作条件以及尊重土地保有权主张的要求。然而，实施生产认证计划和监管链认证计划提出了重大挑战。
解决方案
为了应对这一挑战，RTRS 推出了 RTRS 交易平台。该平台为 RTRS 认证材料的生产商和买家提供便利。它是一个允许 RTRS 积分交易和 RTRS 实物材料销售注册的技术平台。该平台的设计易于使用，利益相关者只需点击几下即可参与 RTRS Responsible Soy 市场，同时确保透明度和可追溯性。 RTRS 平台具有多种功能，包括集中注册、监控整个供应链中的认证产品数量、促进认证生产商和市场利益相关者之间的交易、检查可持续性声明以及管理报告。
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