Circularity is possible: Unlock the next frontier with business model innovation
Catch up on November's CognosisLive panel discussion that covered the challenges and opportunities for linear businesses in a brave new circular world.
From recycling to reimagining
Humanity is currently using resources 1.7 times faster than our planet's ecosystems can regenerate – a voracious rate of consumption that is clearly unsustainable. To reset this imbalance, business will need to play an outsized role. Indeed, the shift to circular business models is likely to become the biggest single corporate transformation in the next 30 years.
To date, corporate efforts have largely focused on reducing waste, reducing input resources and recycling. So, how do companies start transforming and innovating their business models to thrive in a circular marketplace?
In our latest CognosisLive online panel discussion, Director Duncan Campbell put this question to three industry experts who have considerable experience at pioneering circular change.
Expert perspective on a tough business challenge
Humanity is currently using resources 1.7 times faster than our planet's ecosystems can regenerate – a voracious rate of consumption that is clearly unsustainable. To reset this imbalance, business will need to play an outsized role. Indeed, the shift to circular business models is likely to become the biggest single corporate transformation in the next 30 years.
To date, corporate efforts have largely focused on reducing waste, reducing input resources and recycling. So, how do companies start transforming and innovating their business models to thrive in a circular marketplace?
In our latest CognosisLive online panel discussion, Director Duncan Campbell put this question to three industry experts who have considerable experience at pioneering circular change.
Discussion highlights
Humanity is currently using resources 1.7 times faster than our planet's ecosystems can regenerate – a voracious rate of consumption that is clearly unsustainable. To reset this imbalance, business will need to play an outsized role. Indeed, the shift to circular business models is likely to become the biggest single corporate transformation in the next 30 years.
To date, corporate efforts have largely focused on reducing waste, reducing input resources and recycling. So, how do companies start transforming and innovating their business models to thrive in a circular marketplace?
In our latest CognosisLive online panel discussion, Director Duncan Campbell put this question to three industry experts who have considerable experience at pioneering circular change.
The uncomfortable truth about circularity
Humanity is currently using resources 1.7 times faster than our planet's ecosystems can regenerate – a voracious rate of consumption that is clearly unsustainable. To reset this imbalance, business will need to play an outsized role. Indeed, the shift to circular business models is likely to become the biggest single corporate transformation in the next 30 years.
To date, corporate efforts have largely focused on reducing waste, reducing input resources and recycling. So, how do companies start transforming and innovating their business models to thrive in a circular marketplace?
In our latest CognosisLive online panel discussion, Director Duncan Campbell put this question to three industry experts who have considerable experience at pioneering circular change.
