Working with a global multinational to understand the implications of outsourcing industrial wastewater treatment.<\/span><\/i><\/p>\n Water shortages can limit production, disrupt supply chains and harm corporate reputations. Safeguarding water and ensuring its availability in sufficient quantity and quality is vital to business.<\/span><\/p>\n A global multinational consumer brand could implement Design-Build-Own-Operate-Maintain (DBOOM) wastewater treatment contracts at a substantial number of manufacturing sites globally.<\/span><\/p>\n An initial site considering this contract type was a hygiene products factory facing water shortages. The customer wanted to learn from others as this would be a long-term, potentially irreversible commitment. They sought Isle\u2019s expertise to undertake a study intended to mitigate these commercial risks.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n The project objective was to learn from real case studies and provide answers. The company wanted to understand the typical contracting arrangements, and the biggest mistakes companies make entering into these agreements.<\/span><\/p>\n Isle\u2019s team gained industry insights through targeted interviews with key stakeholders. We considered both an engineering and financial perspective, including contractors and industrial end-users. We provided strategic conclusions and actionable recommendations for the customer on DBOOM or comparable contracts. The study has proved a powerful tool across the company\u2019s global operations as they make important decisions on improving their water conservation efforts.<\/span><\/p>\nVentajas del enfoque\/la innovaci\u00f3n<\/strong><\/h5>\n