SAS debuts carbon-management software suite

James S Murray
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New reporting and modelling tool set aims to help execs monitor and manage about 100 environmental metrics

Reporting software giant SAS has this week released a major new application designed to help firms measure and manage a wide range of environmental metrics and model how corporate decisions will have an...

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