Data-driven technologies help Brazilian companies manage climate risks and operational costs

Companies in Brazil are increasingly utilizing real-time data and automation to mitigate risks associated with extreme weather events. With the El Niño phenomenon expected to intensify between spring and summer, sectors such as agribusiness, sanitation, food production, and energy face potential challenges including droughts and floods. Mitsubishi Electric highlights that automation, monitoring, and predictive maintenance technologies allow these industries to increase operational visibility and adjust to changing climatic conditions more agilely.

In the corporate sector, human resources departments are also focusing on data-driven efficiency regarding employee benefits. Specifically, managing transportation vouchers has become a priority for reducing financial waste. Companies like Ticket are implementing models based on usage data and routing to prevent the accumulation of unused credits. By moving away from standardized recharging models and toward individualized tracking, businesses aim to optimize costs while ensuring employees have adequate mobility, with potential savings of up to 35%.