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sustainability is a factor of competition on the market, can market forces kick in to
drive performance. Life cycle management can be enabler to unleash these market
forces and deliver the step-change improvements, e.g., in combating climate change
impacts, that are so desperately needed for the long-term prosperity and survival
of mankind.
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