IT Hardware-as-a-Service: Business Model Innovation as a Pathway to Circularity
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A critical pillar of a sustainable digital economy is circularity. A circular digital economy will entail a production and consumption model for IT hardware that minimises the amount of resources used while maximising life cycle longevity. But one of the greatest obstacles to realising circularity …
It was a pleasure to participate, Vesna! I really enjoyed both organising and attending. I'm also looking forward to the next iteration!
Thank you for this, Emil and Alun! From looking at the map you provided, it would be great to see an additional anchor in Katthammarsvik. Do you think it's worth trying to add one there?
Thanks for this, Hisham! I especially liked that OKR table, linking the goals to the programme objectives.
Great initiative @Alun!
Thank you for mentioning sustainability Mirjam! Indeed, I'd love to see a more formal way to address that topic within the RIPE community.
Thanks for this Chris! Running the risk of sounding like a broken record, I'd love to see the RIPE community pushing for sustainability principles as well, i.e., within software or IT operations.
Thanks for this write-up Alun! I just joined the DisNOG – such a good idea. Also, if it's helpful to you and @Vesna, over the years I've worked to update the Wiki entry on NOGs: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_network_operators%27_group Maybe it'll be helpful as well! Lastly, one thing that could help is if there was a better understanding of which NOG corresponds to which place. Sometimes it's obvious like UKNOF, but not always.
Thank you so much for including SDIA's event in the update Mirjam! It's always a pleasure to see your name pop up.
Excellent summary, thank you so much Geri!
In my haste to compliment the site, I didn't thank you for highlighting my contributions as well. Thank you so much! It's really my pleasure.
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