Circularity
The circular economy, a systemic approach to sustainably develop the Telecommunications industry, is a process in which materials are kept at the highest utility and value possible across their lifecycle, through careful design, management, and technological innovation, as well as minimizing waste.
Customers benefit from our zoom-in and zoom-out approach, enabling processes to keep technological nutrients circulating in the economy instead of falling down into the environment, while getting social and economic profits.
This means designing for durability, reuse, remanufacturing, and recycling, to keep technological nutrients circulating in the economy instead of falling down into the environment.
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