With SCOPE TREE, make informed decisions from the earliest design stages for a more sustainable future.

100% of environmental issues are played out during the design and industrialization of products. Here are some crucial decisions:

  • Choice of materials
  • Make it yourself or have it made
  • Import or buy local

Information systems such as PLM (product lifecycle management) and ERP (enterprise resource planning) do not simply allow you to measure:

  • Total cost of ownership (TCO), which includes all costs associated with manufacturing the products sold over their entire lifespan.
  • Environmental impacts (such as CO2 emissions and water consumption).

Scope Tree was born to transform the approach to sustainable designs of manufactured products by making it possible to visualize upstream all environmental impacts and associated costs.

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Scope Tree - KPI Analysis
Scope Tree - Circular economy

The circular economy and its integration with SCOPE TREE

The circular economy aims to optimize the use of resources and reduce waste by promoting practices such as reuse, repair and recycling. It rethinks our modes of production and consumption for a development compatible with the challenges of sustainable development: environmental, economic and social.

By integrating the circular economy into Scope Tree, we can:

  • Evaluate the costs of waste management, prevention and waste treatment channels.
  • Measuring the environmental impact of consumer products and implementing environmental labelling.
  • Understanding recycling technologies, their limitations and associated costs
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SCOPE TREE and product life cycles

Every product or service sold follows a life cycle from its conception to its end of life.
The diagram below describes how Scope Tree was designed to support decision support throughout the product life cycle:

Scope Tree - Product Lifecycle Support

At each point in the life cycle, Scope Tree displays the information needed to guide decisions in terms of environmental impacts and costs:

  • Impacts of the supply chain (transport, storage, etc.)
  • End-of-life impacts (recycling, destruction, burial, etc.)
  • Impacts on the choice of manufacturing sources (raw materials, respect for water, type of production energy, etc.)
  • Others

The structured display of product life BOM is based on knowledge that is sometimes hidden and/or isolated within the company, and Scope Tree supports you in highlighting and exploiting it on a daily basis.

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