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Electrification, digitisation, automation, and servicing are ushering in a new era of mobility, particularly, in densely populated urban environments.
The growth and success of current and future mobility ecosystems are being fed by a number of trends that are currently revolutionising the mobility industry and its environment: electrification, digitisation, automation and servicing.
Read my contribution in the recent edition of ATR World.
I recently published a series of articles and videos on the future of the circular economy and how companies can seize the great opportunities in this future market. Check them out on futuremanagementgroup.com (in German):
https://www.futuremanagementgroup.com/de/?s=circular+economy
Since the outbreak of war in Ukraine, I’ve often been asked whether it still makes any sense to look into the future. The world is so full of surprises that many things are being questioned. Should we still think and plan for the long term at all when the world can be turned upside down in just a few days and weeks?
The short answer is yes, more than ever!
And for at least three reasons…
I recently published a series of articles and short videos on the trends, challenges and opportunities in the logistics industry. You can check them out here (in German):
https://www.futuremanagementgroup.com/de/?s=logistik
How new technologies, a more stringent climate protection policy and
changing customer expectations open opportunities in the mobility sector.
Read my contribution in the recent edition of ATR World.
In the last part of the Circular Economy 2030 series, we look at how plastic bans would affect the circularity of packaging.
https://www.resociety.net/blog/plastic-ban-an-alternative-worth-considering
Part seven of eight in the circular economy 2030 series by TOMRA and FutureManagementGroup analyses the possible effects of deposit systems on the recycling value chain of the future.
https://www.resociety.net/blog/an-incentivizing-alternative-for-plastic-waste
Reuse as the primary circularity strategy could make a big difference in the world. Even though industry experts do not perceive it as the most probable scenario, it’s worth to consider which effects it would have on the global waste and recycling system.
This blog is part six of eight in the scenario analysis series: Circular Economy 2030
https://www.resociety.net/blog/back-to-the-basics-reuse-as-primary-alternative
Can material innovation and chemical recycling be the solution. How would a world focussing on these technologies to solve the waste problem look like?
Part 5 of 8 in the CE 2030 scenarios series powered by TOMRA and FutureManagementGroup.
https://www.resociety.net/blog/what-are-the-alternatives-a-complementary-solution
Part four of the future scenario looks at the role mechanical recycling can play in 2030 on the road to a truely circular economy.
https://www.resociety.net/blog/mechanical-recycling-a-key-in-mission-circularity