Description In this episode, we explore how Philips Lighting (now Signify) broke away from its century-old product business to pioneer Light-as-a-Service (LaaS) — a radical shift from selling lamps to delivering guaranteed illumination. Using rich insights from their early experiments with architect Thomas Rau and transformative installations at Schiphol Airport and The Edge, we uncover how Philips moved toward a circular economy model that keeps ownership of lighting systems, cuts energy cos...
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Description In this episode, we explore how Philips Lighting (now Signify) broke away from its century-old product business to pioneer Light-as-a-Service (LaaS) — a radical shift from selling lamps to delivering guaranteed illumination. Using rich insights from their early experiments with architect Thomas Rau and transformative installations at Schiphol Airport and The Edge, we uncover how Philips moved toward a circular economy model that keeps ownership of lighting systems, cuts energy cos...
#03 Reinventing Light — Philips (Signify) and the Rise of Light-as-a-Service
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#03 Reinventing Light — Philips (Signify) and the Rise of Light-as-a-Service
Description In this episode, we explore how Philips Lighting (now Signify) broke away from its century-old product business to pioneer Light-as-a-Service (LaaS) — a radical shift from selling lamps to delivering guaranteed illumination. Using rich insights from their early experiments with architect Thomas Rau and transformative installations at Schiphol Airport and The Edge, we uncover how Philips moved toward a circular economy model that keeps ownership of lighting systems, cuts energy cos...
The Digital Servitization Exchange Podcast
Description In this episode, we explore how Philips Lighting (now Signify) broke away from its century-old product business to pioneer Light-as-a-Service (LaaS) — a radical shift from selling lamps to delivering guaranteed illumination. Using rich insights from their early experiments with architect Thomas Rau and transformative installations at Schiphol Airport and The Edge, we uncover how Philips moved toward a circular economy model that keeps ownership of lighting systems, cuts energy cos...
