Achieving Circularity: Circular Economy Digital Solutions (Webinar)
Guy Lewis
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Executive Summary
Circular economy digital solutions are a growing market forecast to reach over $1.7 billion by 2027. They encompass software application, digital services and hardware employed along product or service life cycles to enable greater circularity. There is no one-size-fits-all solution to fundamentally changing linear business models from take-make-waste to a circular process. It is complex, industry specific and requires a change in systems thinking which can be supported through the use of digital solutions.
This webinar explores the maturity, business value and pace of innovation of various technologies that support a transition to a circular economy and associated goals. This involves looking at best practices from a variety of industries and how the solutions are geared towards meeting varied buyer demands and concepts.
Key discussion topics:
- How circular economy principles can guide sustainable business decisions.
- Digital solutions overview and industry applications.
- Viable solutions for corporate circularity goals with positive ROI example
About the Authors
Jessie Wilson
Industry Analyst
Jessie is an Industry Analyst at Verdantix, with a research agenda spanning ESG reporting, the circular economy and supply chain sustainability. Jessie has a BSc in Geography ...
View ProfileGuy Lewis
Industry Analyst
Guy is an Industry Analyst in the Verdantix ESG & Sustainability practice. He currently leads research on circular economy software and services and supports research acro...
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