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How digital tools make circular economy operational in industrial areas: The example of BE CIRCLE

by | Jun 2019

Abstract Industry is facing growing pressure to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and waste by regulation. Circular economy principles can be used to optimize resource flows in industry. However, industry still faces concrete financial, regulatory, technological,...

Challenges and opportunities in the sustainability of communication devices – an operator perspective exemplified by Deutsche Telekom AG

by | Jun 2019

Abstract Considering that the communication devices (CD) segment only makes up just 7% of the yearly electrical and electronic equipment (EEE) waste, this means that there are no specific CD related sustainable measures, but just EEE generalized solutions. As such,...

The smart-up ecosystem: Turning Open Innovation into smart business

by | Jun 2019

Abstract The Fourth Industrial Revolution is changing the world. IT-based technologies start to have an increasing impact on the chemical industry. Incumbents need to smart-up in order to stay competitive. Especially small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are...

Managing product variety under operational constraints: A process-industrial outlook

by | Jun 2019

Abstract Using a newly developed conceptual framework on “platform-based design of non-assembled products,” the process-industrial applicability of the framework in production and product design was investigated. In a survey of Nordic process industries the research...

Navigating in a VUCA world

by | Feb 2019

Describing today’s world by VUCA (volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity) seems to be more appropriate than ever. Leaving aside the question whether or not the acronym could always be used to characterize the prevalent situation because in retrospect the...
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