Circular Business Models: OVercoming Barriers, Unleashing Potentials
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T1 - Circular Business Models: OVercoming Barriers, Unleashing Potentials
AU - Schomerus, Thomas
AU - Hansen, Erik Gunnar
AU - Ahle, Ulrich
AU - Alcayaga, Andres
AU - Blomsma, Fenna
AU - Büchle, Daniel
AU - Denker, Ann-Kathrin
AU - Fichter, Klaus
AU - Fiolka, Karsten
AU - Fröhling, Magnus
AU - Häge, Alexander
AU - Hoffmann, Volker
AU - Jaeger-Erben, Melanie
AU - Kohl, Holger
AU - Lüdeke-Freund, Florian
AU - Nitz, Tara
AU - Schiller, Christian
AU - Tauer, Rebecca
AU - Tischner, Claudia
AU - Vollkommer, Dieter
AU - Wilhelm, Dieter
AU - Zefferer, Hartmut
PY - 2021/4/29
Y1 - 2021/4/29
N2 - The Circular Economy (CE) represents a disruption of today’s linear ‘take-make-waste economic’ paradigm. It is not an end-of-pipe approach to tackling ‘waste’. Turning the dominant linear structures into value cycles requires a rethinking by all involved actors. It starts with circular product redesign and demands a consistent realignment of all subsequent business processes of value creation, delivery, and return.
AB - The Circular Economy (CE) represents a disruption of today’s linear ‘take-make-waste economic’ paradigm. It is not an end-of-pipe approach to tackling ‘waste’. Turning the dominant linear structures into value cycles requires a rethinking by all involved actors. It starts with circular product redesign and demands a consistent realignment of all subsequent business processes of value creation, delivery, and return.
KW - Law
U2 - 10.48669/ceid_2021-7
DO - 10.48669/ceid_2021-7
M3 - Research communication reports
BT - Circular Business Models: OVercoming Barriers, Unleashing Potentials
PB - acatech/SYSTEMIQ
CY - München
ER -