If electrical goods and gadgets are in good working order they can, and should, be reused. 

Topics: Warp It admin, Features and benefits

If you are involved with resource efficiency, waste or sustainability within on business parks then this is for you.

 

Welcome. In this article we are going to answer one question that we have been asked many times in the past - ‘How can Warp It work on business parks?’.

Topics: Smart city

In this post, we will be looking at a new feature we have added to the Warp It system that makes life easier for building clearance managers, and allows reuse to be maximised during clearances and decommissions.

Topics: Features and benefits, Building Clearance

Many of the organisations we talk to do not have any kind of asset reuse going on.

Some are right at the start of their reuse journey.

Topics: Facilities management, Reuse program: Planning stage

To automate the reuse of assets around your organisation, at some point you'll have to give staff the ability to add their own unwanted items rather than relying on one person to do it.

Topics: Warp It admin, Features and benefits

Here at Warp It, we often get asked the interesting question of ‘How do you maintain your catalogue of usable items on your marketplace?’. This will be the focus of this blog post, which will include some invaluable tips that you can apply immediately. We are talking about making your reuse system automatic, with a simple tweak to your facilities management (FM) practices.

Topics: Procurement, Warp It admin, Facilities management

Dear Warp It members who are part of the NHS, this post and download have been made especially with you in mind.

Topics: NHS, Campaigns, Sustainable healthcare

One of the easiest ways to engage people in your reuse programme is to get people to use Warp It. If they don’t get as far as the portal, something might be wrong.

 

In this article we are going to share a couple of tips from Warp It member Alexander Ford, from Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust.

Topics: Increasing participation, Launching your reuse program, Easy wins

Warp It would like to introduce Nick Fayers for your reading pleasure. Nick is the Divisional Energy and Environmental Manager at Nottinghamshire Healthcare. He’s a wealth of knowledge when it comes to:

• Asset reuse in a large bureaucratic organisation
• Making the case for the continued investment in reuse
• Dealing with organisational structural problems when you are pushing for one objective

Nick’s experience with implementing reuse in Nottinghamshire Healthcare has been challenging but rewarding, as you’re about to learn. Some of the challenges are organisational issues that highlight some vitally important procedural barriers that need to be overcome. Which are worth highlighting!

Topics: Procurement, NHS, Sustainable healthcare