More and more companies record the weight of incoming and outgoing products themselves, and often use standardized Class III bridge weighing systems – so-called allocation weighing systems.
The implementation of weighing systems has one major advantage: cost saving. As a result of the precise weighing process, incorrect values have been almost completely eradicated, leading to a reduction of administrative costs.
 

The potential to reduce costs for loading and dispatch using HGVs is enormous – even for small and medium-sized businesses.
Saving costs whilst ensuring faster and more efficient delivery is not only an effective advertising slogan, it is also the result of simple calculations.
 

Following its merger with ENTSORGA, IFAT had a successful premier in Munich and proved to be an excellent exhibition for the environmental technology branch.

The entry- and exit system of a company usually gives the first impression of a company: does everything work as it should? Is it fast and simple to use? Does the implemented technology meet the newest standards or does the company simply look old?

The face of waste management is changing. What is the motivation for ecological decisions? Do the raw material markets influence waste management? What are the effects of structural changes in Austria? The waste industry conference of the Austrian Water and Waste Management Association (Österreichischer Wasser- und Abfallwirtschaftsverbandes) has become the meeting place for communal and private waste management representatives in Austria.

You know that feeling? You would like to optimise the IT connections between individual areas or your entire company but you can never find suitable interfaces between the different programs/applications in use.
We regularly take on tasks like this when we deal with the integration of pre-existing technology.

Long distance vision is what’s needed today – and with digital video cameras at our disposal, it’s not a problem. From now on though, even traditional analogue video cameras won’t spoil the view: integration with data transfer ranges of up to 20 km and more is the name of the game.

As part of new Waste Incineration Ordinance (Abfallverbrennungsverordnung) and Waste Balance Ordinance (Abfallbilanzverordnung), waste processing plants must send comprehensive information on the movement of waste (arrivals, departures, transfers) to the authorities once a year in a form specified by the Federal Ministry.

The identification of vehicles while they are still moving not only saves time and fuel, it is also more environmentally friendly. Using automated identification, processes and be optimised which lead to long term cost savings.

A business trend can be seen in the market: especially at new constructed plants, companies tend to give away only a few lots – the different sectors are only proposed to full range suppliers.