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Developing Strategies for Sustainable and Resilient Supply Chains
Although recent studies have recognised that sustainability and resilience should be considered part of the same efforts in the context of a transformative perspective, research combining both constructs is still scarce. This study adopts a comprehensive perspective that acknowledges that maintaining business continuity (through persisting, adapting or transforming), to reduce long-term risks is a common aspect of sustainability and resilience. It aims to identify strategies to be applied by companies and SCs in order to increase their social, environmental and economic sustainability, as well as their ability to be ready, respond and recover from unexpected events. Considering that the actions and strategies to deal with sustainability and resilience can be different and eventually paradoxical, this work applies the organizational ambidexterity approach as a theoretical background.
Published by Springer. July 2024
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Technological Innovation for Resilience and Sustainability: Insights from the Energy-Intensive Ecosystem
This study investigates how technological innovation can foster both supply chain sustainability and transformative resilience, focusing on the European energy-intensive ecosystem. Through multiple case study analysis, the research identifies key technology-driven actions implemented at different levels by a set of steel and metal companies to enhance their sustainability and resilience, such as heat recovery systems and waste recycling initiatives. Collaboration emerges as a fundamental enabler across all levels of the supply chain, highlighting the importance of cross-sector cooperation.
Published by Springer. July 2024
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Social Sustainability and Resilience in Supply Chains: The Role of Collaboration to Face Risks
This research explores how current social trends like demographic shifts and urbanization pose risks to supply chains, affecting their resilience. By conducting a systematic literature review, it outlines these risks and proposes a conceptual model highlighting collaboration practices to enhance supply chain resilience and social sustainability.
Published by Springer. September 2023
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A systematic review of policies and regulations impacting Supply Chains
Recent supply chain disruptions (e.g. Covid-19, Ukraine war, climate change) have triggered a new wave of policy interventions with policymakers accelerating their responses in a variety of ways from import/export bans to fiscal regulations and due diligence acts. The aim of this research is to provide a comprehensive review of the regulations and policies introduced worldwide and analyze the key implications for supply chains.
Published by Logistics Research Network. September 2023
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