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Brazil corporate sustainability digitalisation

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Brazilian firms are increasingly scaling digital and AI solutions to advance sustainability and operational efficiency. In late July, Campo Santo Familiar began converting its annual print run of approximately 13,000 paper payment booklets to a digital billing system to reduce paper consumption and logistics. Simultaneously, cement maker Cimento Apodi rolled out its LIA artificial intelligence platform to automate customer call monitoring, which has cut analysis time by 95% and boosted productivity at its Pecém mill by up to 13%. The trend expanded through July as T&D Sustentável, via Otimiza.pro, deployed the SEA 360° water-management platform across major corporations including Carrefour and Halliburton. This system has saved over 1.7 billion litres of water and 3,400 tonnes of CO₂. In the retail sector, Grupo Pereira launched a program to repurpose fresh produce, reducing food waste by 20% in pilots and aiming to avoid over 8,300 tonnes of waste nationwide. By mid-August, digital transformation efforts extended into the pharmaceutical and fashion sectors. Laboratório Teuto implemented the Cogtive platform for real-time factory floor monitoring and transitioned from paper records to digital tablet entries to reduce manual errors. Meanwhile, fashion retailer C&A began integrating AI into design and assortment planning. These Recent developments highlight a broader industrial shift toward using data-driven tools show these shifts broadening into mining and creative industries. The mining sector is adopting digital twins, autonomous equipment, and drones to support circularity enhance safety and resource dam management. In creative fields, platforms like Designi Studio are organizing AI resources for visual content to streamline workflows, while the gaming industry anticipates significant growth through generative AI-driven development processes.

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