Consumer and manufacturing

We've helped Notpla manufacture a 100 per cent biodegradable water bottle that aims to stop 1 billion plastic bottles reaching the ocean each year.

ENSO wants to find a way to solve the environmental impact stemming from tyre use. To bring this idea to life, they needed help defining their business model. This included understanding how a leasing model – where drivers lease tyres-as-a-service and pay according to miles covered – would work.

We helped a nuclear operator to apply digital-twin concepts to model critical processes at its site. Digital twins enable the nuclear operator to use automation and AI to predict maintenance requirements and lower costs, prepare for the time when the site needs to purchase steam power and work towards reducing nearly 100,000 tons of CO2 generated each year.

We created a global business services organisation for Unilever's 175,000 employees.

Our innovation strategy and design team worked with Rheia, LLC, to develop a flexible engineered HVAC air distribution system.

US-based Milliken & Company, a leading global producer of chemical additives, wants to help solve the environmental issues created by the improper management of plastics. As experts in helping organisations to become more sustainable, we’ve been working together to develop a strategy to mitigate the environmental impact of single-use plastic packaging.

Our digital experts partnered with TeakOrigin to expand market opportunities by simplifying messaging and creating a combined B2B/B2C value proposition that would resonate with retailers.

Consumers have embraced sustainable fashion. But retailers are still grappling with how to implement circular business models. We helped Stuffstr, an innovative technology start-up that collects, recycles, refurbishes and resells used clothing on behalf of brands, develop the backend systems it needed to grow its business and operations.

We helped to develop, manufacture and launch Ora, a ground-breaking new kitchen towel, taking it from concept to supermarket shelves in less than 12 months.

Swedish R&D and IP company, PulPac, has developed a sustainable production method that can replace single use plastic at a lower cost. We helped them commercialise their IP for fast results.