The Digital Product Passport (DPP) is causing a stir in the furniture industry. Furniture and mattresses are among the first products to be equipped with a Digital Product Passport.
We already know that the DPP, with its ability to give all stakeholders access to product data, is essential for the transition to a circular economy. But there are still many unanswered questions.
In its latest issue, the home market magazine iNSIDE takes a closer look at the digital product passport. It also takes a look at existing solutions. Narravero already has a customer in the industry in the form of designfunktion, which makes it stand out as a company that already offers an innovative approach.
Narravero wants to take its solution further as Thomas L. Rödding is convinced:
The DPP and the circular economy are closely linked. A circular economy without digital transformation? It won't happen.
The furniture industry wants to continue working together on this issue. For example, at the Basecamp session on 8 May entitled "Many islands or one standard? Perspectives on digital transformation". Thomas will be there.