Circular economy / Services
Loop economics and metrics
Measure returns, reuse, service life and costs. Keep physical outcomes, financial outcomes and environmental impacts distinct.
Discuss the task ↗A business case and control dashboard
Fewer new purchases may result from reuse. Assess total savings using full loop costs and equivalent service; environmental effects require their own evidence and assessment boundaries.
What you receive
- Baseline, period, units and calculation boundaries
- Comparison of purchasing, refurbishment, logistics and IT
- Data-quality rules and responses to deviations
Combine registry, document and monitoring data into an agreed metric model. IT makes information available; methodology and ownership make it useful.
Our approach
From one flow to a working loop.
- 01
Find the value
Map the asset or material flow, losses and opportunities to return value to use.
Loop map and baseline - 02
Build the loop
Design return, inspection and refurbishment. Connect roles, data and IT in a pilot.
An operating process and digital records - 03
Verify the outcome
Compare reuse, service life and full costs. Decide what to do next.
Economic evaluation and next steps