Case studies

Proof, once we are cleared to show it.

We are not publishing customer detail until Genesis confirms what can be named. Below is the shape three real programmes will take, and the exact structure every case study will follow once the numbers are in.

Case 01 Awaiting clearance

Grade uplift on a mixed laptop lot

Volume in, grade distribution before and after, and what the uplift was worth to the partner.

Case 02 Awaiting clearance

Monitors and thin clients diverted from scrap

Units that would have been shredded, rebuilt into desktops and sold into Mexico.

Case 03 Awaiting clearance

Overflow capacity for an ITAD

Volume an existing operation could not process, turned around across the border.

The template

What a published case study will contain.

Every case runs through the same eight fields, so a reader can compare them and trust the shape even before the numbers land.

FieldWhat goes hereStatus

Customer / asset profileType of customer and the assets involved, named or anonymised.Pending

Incoming conditionGrade and condition of the equipment as received.Pending

ProblemWhat the customer could not do with this volume on their own.Pending

Genesis interventionWhat was actually done to the units.Pending

VolumeUnits processed.Pending

ResultGrade distribution or outcome after processing.Pending

Recovery / financial impactWhat the uplift was worth.Pending

Environmental impactWhat was kept out of the waste stream.Pending

Decision

Named or anonymised

Named customers need contractual clearance. Anonymised cases with real numbers need none, and get most of the way to the same credibility. Anonymised is usually the faster route to a published page.

Send us the list you were going to scrap.

Tell us the volume, the mix and the grades you are seeing, and we will come back with what we can do with it.

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