Circular Products Creation Program Diagram With Design, Materials, Product Development and Assortment Planning

Slide Content:

• Products Design: This section describes how the company designs its products to be more durable and circular. This includes complying with the EU Eco-design Directive, which sets standards for energy efficiency and environmental performance of products.
• Choice of Materials: The company aims for 100% of its materials to be recycled. To achieve this, it has opened a Circular Innovation Lab to accelerate the development of new materials and recycling innovations.
• Product Development: The company is striving to improve the efficiency of pattern making and reduce the use of physical samples by using 3D design tools.
• Assortment Planning: The company uses a multi-objective optimization approach to balance the trade-off between revenue and environmental impact. This involves choosing the right subset of products to stock in each distribution channel.

Graphical Look:

• The slide uses a circular diagram to illustrate the four components of the Circular Products Creation Program.
• The diagram is divided into four quadrants, each of which represents one of the four components: Product Design, Choice of Materials, Product Development, and Assortment Planning.
• The quadrants are color-coded, with each component having its own unique color.
• The overall design of the slide is simple and uncluttered, with a focus on the circular diagram.

Overall, the slide is well-organized and easy to read. The circular diagram is an effective way to illustrate the four components of the Circular Products Creation Program. The color-coding and labels make it easy to identify and understand each component.

Use scenarios in business presentations:

• To introduce the company's circular products creation program to stakeholders.
• To highlight the company's commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship.
• To explain the company's approach to designing, manufacturing, and selling circular products.
• To generate excitement and support for the company's circular products creation program.