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Manual transfers and spreadsheets limit analysis and the ability to substantiate claims to external critics.

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Rob ShawHead of Standards and Integrity · PEFC InternationalLinkedIn ↗

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Rob ShawHead of Standards and Integrity · PEFC InternationalLinkedIn ↗

Manual transfers and spreadsheets limit analysis and the ability to substantiate claims to external critics.

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Attributed contributors: Rob Shaw. “Manual transfers and spreadsheets limit analysis and the ability to substantiate claims to external critics..” Deep Dive 2: Building Accountability at Institutional Scale. ECOSYSTEM Summit, Barcelona, 18 September 2026. Session time 5:34–6:15. https://cs-ecosystem.commonshare.workers.dev/evidence/E-5e42a0f5d93b

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Manual transfers and spreadsheets limit analysis and the ability to substantiate claims to external critics.

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Rob ShawHead of Standards and Integrity · PEFC InternationalLinkedIn ↗

Proposed mechanism: Fragmented collection prevents accessible evidence and trend analysis.

Limit: External criticism and trust erosion are reported by the scheme owner.

workflow integrationknowledge silosevaluation

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