Where could a first adoption bet pay off fastest? (illustrative use cases)
Batteryless sensing in retrofit buildings
Where to start so it pays: older buildings with a high volume of sensor batteries and manual checks.
What to prove first: that self-powered sensors can reduce maintenance rounds and improve comfort or energy performance in a single building or zone, with a payback you can show in months, not years.
AI in manufacturing quality
Where to start so it pays: one critical line where scrap, rework, or inspection time is already painful and well measured.
What to prove first: that AI-supported inspection and decision rules can lift first-pass yield or reduce false rejects in a way that operations and finance both accept as reliable.
Low-carbon materials in core products
Where to start so it pays: a product line where customers already value sustainability and where design changes are least likely to trigger performance or regulatory issues.
What to prove first: that a low-carbon material option can clear internal approval with a credible supplier and deliver similar performance at an acceptable cost and risk profile.
Digital care pathways in healthcare
Where to start so it pays: one condition area with high readmissions or poor adherence, where clinicians already see the need for change.
What to prove first: that a digital pathway can improve adherence or reduce avoidable visits in a way that both clinical leaders and commercial teams recognise as meaningful.
Scope 3 emissions visibility in supply chains
Where to start so it pays: one high-impact value chain where customer or regulatory pressure on Scope 3 is already visible.
What to prove first: that you can reliably map emissions at supplier and tier level, identify two or three realistic levers, and give leadership a baseline they trust enough to act on.
Circular packaging for consumer and personal care brands
Where to start so it pays: a single brand or format with high volume and visible waste, where retailers are open to trials.
What to prove first: that a redesigned or reusable packaging solution can meet consumer expectations, fit within current operations, and create a story that buyers and sustainability teams can take to market together.
What we will not do
We will not deliver a long list you cannot act on
We will not expose proprietary methods or sources
We will not ask for heavy internal effort before value is shown
Security and confidentiality
Client data
remains client-owned
Work
is confidential
Sources
are permitted and ethical
Proof, not noise (simple success pattern)
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One decision made faster with better evidence
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One clear plan executed cleanly with clear measures
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One path to adoption your executive board can stand behind
Innovation & External Technology Readiness Assessment
If you prefer to test your starting point first, we can share a short readiness check and a simple radar view. It is not required to begin the program.
