How digitalization can lead to faster decarbonization When it comes to reducing global carbon emissions, many people believe that implementing large-scale changes and projects is the only way to have an impact. However, this is not always the case. Small changes can...
The Business Card Format: Go Digital with CARTLY Why Does Business Card Format Matter? When people think about the business card format, they often picture the standard paper card size—85 x 55 mm in Europe or 3.5 x 2 inches in the U.S. However, in today’s digital...
As businesses embrace sustainability, digital business cards offer a practical and impactful way to reduce waste, cut costs, and improve operational efficiency. Traditional paper cards, once seen as essential for networking, are being replaced by digital alternatives...
Business Cards and the Environment: Understanding Their Impact and Sustainable Alternatives In today’s environmentally conscious society, understanding the ecological footprint of everyday items is more important than ever. One often-overlooked contributor to...
CSRD: A Deep Dive into CARTLY's Contribution In the evolving landscape of corporate responsibility, the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) plays a pivotal role in shaping how companies report on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors....
Why Architects are Turning to Digital Business Cards: A New Age Approach The architectural landscape has evolved significantly with the onset of the digital age. As architects employ advanced software for designing and 3D modeling, there’s another digital shift...
For our beloved earth and the environment It's been almost a year since we launched CARTLY, a SaaS platform that allows businesses and individuals to create digital business cards. From the beginning, CARTLY's vision has been to provide an easy-to-use product that...
How Can Digital Technology Reduce Your Environmental Impact ? In the fight against CO2 emissions, many companies are promoting digital technology designed to protect the planet. But in fact, they're actually increasing their own carbon footprint. This is because...