Centric Software, Dassault Systèmes unit, launches Centric DPP digital product passport solution

By Public Technologies
  • Dassault Systèmes subsidiary Centric Software launched Centric DPP, a standalone digital product passport platform for brands, retailers, manufacturers.
  • Product targets EU Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation requirements, aiming to scale creation, publication, maintenance of passports via QR or NFC access.
  • Centric DPP connects fragmented product data across enterprise systems, positioning governed data for transparency, circularity initiatives, customer engagement, analytics.
  • Open architecture keeps existing systems in place, with native links to Centric PLM and Centric PXM to extend product data into customer channels.


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