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Lifecycle decision studio

Compare outcomes. Show the assumptions.

Useful comparisons begin with the same functional outcome and a valid method. Missing data should produce a clear action plan, not a precise invented footprint.

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Align the function

Specify area, appearance, service life, actual or planned deployments and required components.

02

Choose the boundary

Show manufacturing, graphic refreshes, transport, storage, maintenance and treatment assumptions where relevant.

03

Keep factors attributable

Record exact identifiers, units, source, version, geography, year and applicable method. Organisational reporting factors are not a complete materials LCA database.

04

Separate scenario from history

Planned reuse and hypothetical avoided activity remain estimates. Preserve observed deployments and outcome evidence separately.

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Compare the same service, not just the same square metre

Align area, life, finish and repeat deployments before comparing impacts.

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A useful carbon estimate starts with data readiness

Show missing inputs before turning a worksheet into a footprint.

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Reuse break-even is a scenario, not a promise

Explore repeat use, refreshes, transport and loss without inventing product factors.

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