Manufacturing more sustainably is not just about the environment and climate. It is also about profitability, resource efficiency and a workplace where people want to be. But for many small and medium-sized companies, it is difficult to know where to start and which steps actually have an effect.
Production disruptions have become a part of everyday life. Broken supply chains, extreme weather, cyberattacks and global crises are affecting more and more companies today. The disruptions often come at short notice and have major consequences for production, delivery reliability and competitiveness.
A product that lasts longer. Materials that get new life. Business models that reduce waste, make it profitable to reclaim components and find new income in residual flows. It is the core of the circular economy – where products become more sustainable and resources last longer. But what does it mean in practice – for profitability, production and everyday life in your company?
Sustainability is not just a challenge – it is an opportunity to strengthen your company's competitiveness and win new business. But for many small and medium-sized companies, it is difficult to know where to start. Or to know if or how to do it right. During this technology workshop you will get practical answers, concrete tools, tips and checklists that will help you take control of sustainability issues and create value for both customers and the business.
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