Routeware, Inc. Announces Industry Veteran Eric Speiser as Chief Revenue Officer
“As we continue to bolster our position in the market, we’re thrilled to announce Eric Speiser has joined our company as Chief Revenue Officer,” said Paul Rafalowski, CEO at Routeware. “Eric brings nearly two decades of experience in the waste collection industry and will play an instrumental role in continuing to strengthen our category leadership.”
Four Ways for City and Metropolitan Councils to Change Behaviour Around Recycling – Part 2
In part 2, we see the benefits of educating on contamination and wishcycling, and offering multi-language communications.
Swindon Borough Council goes live with new online recycling tool
Swindon Borough Council has launched a new online recycling tool to help residents correctly identify the most effective way to dispose of waste items.
Using Behaviour Change Nudges to Reduce Recycling Contamination
Ever since the nudge concept was popularised by Thaler and Sunstein in their 2008 book Nudge: Improving Decisions About Health, Wealth, and Happiness, the idea of choice architecture has become widespread across both government and business as a way to influence people’s behaviour.
Newark and Sherwood District Council chooses EasyRoute to optimise new recycling collection rounds
Newark and Sherwood District Council has selected software from Routeware, a leading supplier of digital waste and recycling solutions to local government, to help them manage their waste and recycling collection services.
Three more local authorities use route optimisation solutions to manage their waste collection services
Routeware, the new home for Webaspx, announced today that three more councils have chosen EasyRoute, its route optimisation software, to help them manage their waste collection services.
Four Ways for City and Metropolitan Councils to Change Behaviour Around Recycling – Part 1
City and metropolitan councils face specific challenges in increasing recycling rates. With larger urban areas, and often a very high proportion of flats and communal collections, these authorities need to think differently about both household recycling infrastructure and resident engagement.
Argyll and Bute Council Chooses Webaspx Digital Depot to Support Operational Efficiency
Argyll and Bute Council has become the latest UK local authority to select Digital Depot as their waste management technology solution.
Why Your ‘What Goes in My Bins’ Webpage Isn’t Delivering Results
When people come to throw away an item, the first thought for many is “which bin does it go in?” Long gone are the days of putting everything ‘in the bin’. All councils now offer households a range of recycling containers and collections, so that items can be more easily recovered and processed sustainably.
Bassetlaw District Council Chooses Webaspx Digital Depot to Support Digital Transformation
Bassetlaw District Council has selected Digital Depot as their new waste and environmental management technology solution.
