Small batch releases often require fewer resources in terms of materials, energy, and labor compared to large-scale releases. This efficient resource use reduces waste and minimizes the environmental impact associated with production and distribution. 

We can optimize transportation and logistics, reducing the carbon footprint associated with shipping and delivery. This is particularly relevant for global supply chains where transportation emissions can be significant. 

It helps to avoid overproduction, which can lead to excess inventory and waste. By producing only what is needed at the time, our company can reduce the amount of unused or obsolete inventory, thereby decreasing waste and conserving resources.

Small batch releases facilitate a feedback loop with customers, allowing us to gather insights and improve our products or services iteratively. This feedback-driven approach helps to ensure that resources are invested in areas that provide the most value to customers, reducing the likelihood of investing in unnecessary or wasteful features. 

This enables us to respond quickly to changes in market demand, customer preferences, or regulatory requirements. This flexibility reduces the risk of investing heavily in a single direction that may become unsustainable in the face of changing circumstances.

Supports a culture of continuous improvement and innovation, which is essential for long-term sustainability. By regularly refining products and processes based on feedback and new insights, we, at Oja can remain competitive and resilient in the face of evolving challenges and opportunities.