Although airports, ship operations, and public health services may have little in common, they share a common goal – that the end user will benefit from successful collaboration among multiple organisations. The services may seem straightforward but often involve intricate technology platforms and various service suppliers. To create new value within these landscapes, embracing systemic thinking, identifying root causes, facilitating effective engagement, and communicating complex ideas is essential. Get on board, co-create, explore complexity, and find clarity.

The move from a linear to a circular economy is easy to understand in theory and hard to do in practice. Your business controls only part of the chain, and you must collaborate to close the loops. Whether setting up a new circular business model from scratch or improving your existing value chain, you must apply systemic thinking, know your materials, engage with partners, and master data. Everyone knows everything will be circular - get into it, and partner up to stay updated.

An ecosystem map for inclusive digital services

Nye Øygarden – The merger of three municipalities 

An ecosystem of charging stations for electric cars

Ecosystems

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