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With record temperatures soaring across the globe this summer, renewable energy and green & clean technologies are becoming even more important within the energy supply chain. Currently Europe is leading the way in green energy usage with an average 27.8% of gross final energy consumption. Given the need for more radical change there is a new renewable energy market emerging in the UAE.

Celebrating the organisations who are challenging the status quo of procurement and supply chain management.

DeepStream’s partnership with IONITY has gone from strength to strength, and as a case study it is particularly interesting due to the variety of use cases that have been run through the platform. The growth of IONITY users on the platform is a testament to the collaborative relationship between both companies. To delve deeper into this, we sat down with two of IONITY’s core users; Panagiotis Apostolopoulos, Head of Procurement, and Liliia Hrytsak, Procurement Support Specialist, to discuss their experience working with DeepStream.

In other industries, the phasing out of email as the main method of communication has initiated more creative reimaginings of systems and processes, increasing efficiency and simplifying workflows. There’s no reason that this shouldn’t apply to the RFx (‘Request For anything’ (RFP/RFI/RFQs etc.) process too.

Product champions all. Ultimately, we wouldn’t be here without it, there would be nothing to sell, to build upon or to offer if DeepStream the platform didn’t exist. How it is developed, the functionality it offers and the experience it delivers is therefore a crucial part of the future of DeepStream the business.

DeepStream has been committed to a product-driven strategy (rather than sales-driven) from the very beginning. The aim is, and has always been, to be the best product application on the market solving B2B communication problems. With our recent Series-A funding we will continue to stay true to this company philosophy - with our superior technology winning us business, rather than relying on sales and marketing efforts. With this funding, we will focus on further developing a number of DeepStream features, as well as boosting our product and development teams.

To state the obvious; big companies have more money, more people, more resources and bigger networks. However, as The Notorious B.I.G said, “mo money, mo problems”.

The release statement for Cop26 Transportation Day has left many disappointed and dissatisfied with the pledges made, reports The Guardian. The argument supporting this is that the statement has not made any strides or commitments beyond the pledge made in July with the addition of new designs for electric charging points.

An announcement this morning from COP26 is that UK firms will be forced to show how they will hit net zero. We’re here to support companies globally in achieving the same goal.