Design Chain Associates of San Francisco and Technology Forecasters Inc. of Alameda, Calif. have teamed up to provide a new service called the Design-for-Environment Process Integration Roadmap (DPIR). The service is designed to help companies proactively address current and emerging global environmental requirements while minimizing the cost of implementation. Company representatives note that DPIR was created to align product roadmaps with current and emerging environmental requirements from global regulators, corporate customers, consumers, standards organizations, and non-government organizations around the world.”DCA develops this trajectory of environmental requirements through its involvement with clients, in standards committees, discussions with regulators, academics, NGOs, and regulations-development processes,” says Tom Valliere, DCA senior vice president. “We rapidly assess clients’ existing preparedness for current and future requirements, then consolidate and match the relevant requirements to our clients’ product roadmaps.”
“Frankly, I noticed that the changing nature and expanding scopes of environmental-protection requirements can be overwhelming to clients,” said Pamela J. Gordon, president of TFI, “It’s too much to ask of especially mid-sized and smaller companies to staff the number of product stewards needed to continually track global requirements and align their product roadmaps accordingly. That’s when we developed the highly customized DPIR service.”
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