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Digital tools boost production with intelligence
UPM’s iPro is not only a platform, but also a new way of making things happen in the digital world – effectively, transparently and innovatively.Back in 2015, about a month before Christmas, UPM’s maintenance development manager in Finland, Tero Junkkari, was invited to the office of Jyrki Ovaska, Executive Vice President, Technology at UPM. For a couple of years, the talk of the town had been the Internet of Things (IoT), particularly industrial internet; and Ovaska was keen to know how this could be taken advantage of across UPM.
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POLÉMICA POR PROGRAMA OFICIAL
Aumenta tensión nuclear por la producción de uranio iraní
Irán inició ayer lunes el proceso para producir uranio enriquecido al 20%. Esta pureza sigue estando, no obstante, muy por debajo del 85-90% necesario para fabricar una bomba nuclear.Irán inició ayer lunes el proceso para producir uranio enriquecido al 20% en la planta subterránea de Fordo. Se trata del principal paso dado por Irán para desvincularse del acuerdo nuclear con las grandes potencias firmado en 2015.
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Ready to go where the market leads
The year 2020 produced disruptions that affected everything from workplace safety to supply and demand for various products. As 2021 begins, how will the pulp industry continue to evolve?.Managing a global workforce across different regions in 2020 was no easy feat. With personnel stretching from China to Uruguay and with employees based in offices as well as in mills and construction sites, UPM Pulp has long understood how to optimise different types of work processes.
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2020: a year of contrast and hope
As we approach the end of year, it is time to look over our favourite articles of 2020. Do you agree with our choices?.The year 2020 will go down as one of the most notorious in modern history and easily the most disruptive of this century so far. Not since World War II have countries faced such burdens on their people, health systems and businesses thanks to the challenges posed by the first global pandemic since 1918.
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Ready to go where the market leads
The year 2020 produced disruptions that affected everything from workplace safety to supply and demand for various products. As 2021 begins, how will the pulp industry continue to evolve?.Managing a global workforce across different regions in 2020 was no easy feat. With personnel stretching from China to Uruguay and with employees based in offices as well as in mills and construction sites, UPM Pulp has long understood how to optimise different types of work processes.
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17 months of UPM pulp mill project in Uruguay
In summer 2019 UPM announced the investment decision to construct a 2.1 million tonne greenfield eucalyptus pulp mill – their second one in Uruguay. That’s mere 17 months ago, but boy, has the world changed ever since.The investment announcement set things in motion on several fronts. The mill site began buzzling near the rural communities of Paso de los Toros and Centenario.
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The UPM festive wrap!
Take a look at our favourite sustainable tips to making sure your gifts are fun, sustainable and a joy to wrap.The outside world is your friend. There are loads of ways to make a present look beautiful and so many of them are free. Dried orange peel, pine cones and even spruced up twigs can make your gift look thought-through, personal and stunning.