Within the Shaping Digitalisation project, we aim to highlight and discuss the opportunities that digitalisation can bring to Germany. In particular, we are discussing three stand-out areas where action is most needed to achieve ecological transformation: mobility, the circular economy, and agriculture and food. This report addresses the second area in need of action. Up until now, discussions on the circular economy have been limited to recycling and the re-use of materials. We must expand the scope of these discussions to include new, resource-efficient business models and the comprehensive transformation of value chains and industrial structures. Our analysis has found that digitalisation is indispensable for this transformation if use...
Digitalisation is likely to change established economic development processes. This raises questions...
Globalisation, escalating competitiveness, depleting resources, shifting demographics, regulatory ch...
The intensive use of non-renewable resources and torn technological cycles is the cause for the tota...
The first step of complete transformation will be utilizing digital technologies and applications to...
Germany's waste management system is one of the world's most advanced - its primary objective is to ...
Our current economic practices are ecologically unsustainable. We take resources out of the ground, ...
Digital transformation impacts every industry by adding significant value along entire supply chains...
The aim of this report is to analyse the opportunities of Industry 4.0 to reduce the environmental i...
This study tries to discuss aspects of application of circular economy (CE) in Germany. Since the st...
Digital technologies and the circular economy are both characterised as disruptive influences in ind...
The circular economy (CE) has the potential to capitalise upon emerging digital technologies, such a...
The exponential spread of digital technologies is shaping the economy and society around the globe. ...
In a circular economy, materials are more durable and easier to repair, reuse and recycle while wast...
The circular economy (CE) has the potential to capitalise upon emerging digital technologies, such a...
In the coming years, we must set a course that will allow as to protect our climate, reduce resource...
Digitalisation is likely to change established economic development processes. This raises questions...
Globalisation, escalating competitiveness, depleting resources, shifting demographics, regulatory ch...
The intensive use of non-renewable resources and torn technological cycles is the cause for the tota...
The first step of complete transformation will be utilizing digital technologies and applications to...
Germany's waste management system is one of the world's most advanced - its primary objective is to ...
Our current economic practices are ecologically unsustainable. We take resources out of the ground, ...
Digital transformation impacts every industry by adding significant value along entire supply chains...
The aim of this report is to analyse the opportunities of Industry 4.0 to reduce the environmental i...
This study tries to discuss aspects of application of circular economy (CE) in Germany. Since the st...
Digital technologies and the circular economy are both characterised as disruptive influences in ind...
The circular economy (CE) has the potential to capitalise upon emerging digital technologies, such a...
The exponential spread of digital technologies is shaping the economy and society around the globe. ...
In a circular economy, materials are more durable and easier to repair, reuse and recycle while wast...
The circular economy (CE) has the potential to capitalise upon emerging digital technologies, such a...
In the coming years, we must set a course that will allow as to protect our climate, reduce resource...
Digitalisation is likely to change established economic development processes. This raises questions...
Globalisation, escalating competitiveness, depleting resources, shifting demographics, regulatory ch...
The intensive use of non-renewable resources and torn technological cycles is the cause for the tota...