The modular design of technology, facilitated by an open source approach, could be a key feature of a circular economy – and it could open up significant business advantage in the process. This article was written by Paul and published at Circulate News, the news site of the Ellen MacArthur Foundation.
http://circulatenews.org/2016/06/business-benefits-of-open-source-modular-design-for-the-circular-economy/
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