What’s at stake

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Demographics will force change

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We use 1.6 planets’ worth of resources each year.

Linear vs. circular

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$1 Trillion opportunity

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The circulareconomy

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Material approaches – sustainable sourcing

• Using renewable energy to power our operations (Dell = 38.4% globally)

• Using agricultural wastes, like wheat straw, or recyclable materials, like plastics and carbon fiber

• Using 2M kilos of recycled plastics from our own recycling chain to create new computer parts

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Material approaches – extending product life

• Providing service, support and repair tutorials

• Engineering technologies like thin clients that have an innately longer lifecycle

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Material approaches – recycling• Establishing consumer and commercial technology recycling options

• Designing recyclable packaging

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Efficient delivery

Access over ownership• Providing data center as a service

• Enabling desktop virtualization

• Offering scalable solutions through the cloud

Tapping full potential • Utilizing virtualization in the data center

• Energy efficiency

• Taking full advantage of secure mobility solutions

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Understanding the system

• Using Internet of Things and other elements of the aware environment to better identify inefficiencies in the system.

• Using smart devices and the connected infrastructure of the Internet of Things to live more efficiently.

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Understanding the system – analytic insightsPulling together big data from a variety of places to analyze and gain insight

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Meet the connected cow

For more information

Dell.com/circulareconomy

Dell.com/LegacyOfGoodUpdate

@Dell4Good

LegacyOfGood@Dell.com

Proud member of the Ellen MacArthur Foundation CE100

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