While much of the discussion around Digital Product Passports (DPPs) focuses on compliance, reporting, and regulation, a growing number of experts argue that their greatest value may lie elsewhere: helping people and organizations make better decisions, improve transparency, and accelerate circularity.

These ideas are explored in "DiPPa: Rethinking the Way We Buy Things with Digital Product Passports" by Marion Rouzeaud, one of the first books dedicated entirely to the emerging role of DPPs in product innovation, circularity, and digital transformation.

What makes the book different?

• One of the first books fully dedicated to Digital Product Passports

• Goes beyond compliance and explores transformation

• Connects sustainability, circularity, product innovation, and digital transformation

• Brings a human-centered perspective to product data

• Introduces the DiPPa Framework to help turn information into decisions and action

👉 The book's central message is simple: Digital Product Passports are not only about data, regulation, or technology.

Their real value lies in how they help people and organizations better understand products, make better decisions, and drive meaningful transformation.