There are now hardly any areas on earth that are not affected by the pollution of plastic waste. In Austria, a 3-point plan is to be introduced step by step to avoid this system – the key to this is one-way deposit and reusable systems. Read more now in our latest blog post.

The disposal and recycling industry enables materials to be separated, recycled and reused thanks to a wide variety of technologies and processes. However, this does not apply if the materials are not properly disposed of. In this regard, special measures are being taken in Zurich to reduce littering and illegal disposal. Read more now in Tamara Kornfeind's blog post

Digitalization is also making itself felt in waste disposal. This makes disposal more flexible and sets the next step towards a circular economy.

Once again, the printing and packaging industry is facing new challenges and changes this year. What trends can be expected in this industry? What are consumers looking for? In her blog post, our colleague will get you up to speed regarding the most important trends in the industry

Who hasn’t seen this happen: too much on the BBQ or over-bought on the fruit? What to do with all that leftover food? How can you reduce food waste and how can we at COSMO CONSULT support you in doing this?

How do you sort waste properly? What are the sorting and separation technology methods that are mostly used to take human error into account when separating waste? Read the blog post by our expert Tamara Kornfeind.

Why is waste separation so important? And how does proper waste separation actually work? Our expert Tamara Kornfeind explains 7 myths about waste separation

The waste disposal industry has a future. Succeeding in this dynamic sector takes flexibility. We’re working with our customers to continuously develop an ERP software that meets these requirements.

“We want to dare more democracy”—this is the famous sentence the then German Chancellor Willy Brandt used to summarize his political vision in 1969. The sentence is now half a century old and times have changed. At least, you'd think so. Interesting to historians, perhaps. But does this have any relevance at all to digitalization? Quite a lot, as it turns out. So much so, in fact, that the current Microsoft boss Satya Nadella could have lifted his digital vision of the future directly from Willy Brandt himself: “As far as I’m concerned, democratization is Microsoft’s core identity”. This might sound strange at first. Democracy is not usually the first thing to spring to mind when dealing with software and business technology.