Fresh & Easy Starts Sustainable Software Journey
Published: 30 July 2010
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Executive Summary
This is one in a series of Verdantix reports on corporate sustainability strategies and the use of sustainable business software that analyses the business drivers behind Fresh & Easy’s selection of a Verisae application. Fresh & Easy is a $302 million US retail firm that committed itself to an ambitious climate change plan, outlined by its parent firm, Tesco. Founded in 2007, Fresh & Easy implemented a number of initiatives to make its stores and distribution centres the most energy and carbon efficient in the US. Faced with issues over energy and carbon data collection, emission baselines, cost saving calculations and project portfolio management, Fresh & Easy decided to purchase sustainable business software. Fresh & Easy chose Verisae because of its asset level data collection abilities, advanced analysis and forecasting functionality and proven track record as a supplier.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
FRESH & EASY STARTS SUSTAINABLE SOFTWARE JOURNEY
Fresh & Easy Is Locked Into Tesco’s Ambitious Climate Change Vision
Fresh & Easy Aims To Lead The Industry On Carbon Efficiency
Accurate And Reliable Data Needed To Prove Savings
Verisae Software Meets Fresh & Easy’s Sustainable Business Needs
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Companies Mentioned
Ahold, Fresh & Easy, HP, Jones Lang LaSalle, Monodraught, Solar Integrated, Tesco, Verisae, Wakefern, Wal-Mart