Recall the core circular-procurement moves you can use in routine sourcing conversations.
What is the fastest circular-procurement test question? Can we preserve the function or material value of what we already have before buying new? That question opens repair, refurbishment, reuse, remanufacture, or take-back paths before replacement becomes the default. Linear buy vs circular design The circular option still has to perform. The difference is that procurement also designs what happens after first use. “Refurbishment always becomes a messy exception process.” You say It does if we buy it as a favor. It works better when we buy it as a service with turnaround, parts, warranty, and swap commitments. Do not defend…
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