4 ﻿﻿﻿Wie gelingt die Umsetzung im Unternehmen? ﻿

Eckert, Tilman; Deters, Heike

doi:10.34157/9783648090480-31

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“…Ensuring compliance (the conformity of a corporation with rules, e.g., laws and legislations [1][2][3]) is of increasing importance. This is mainly driven by the large amount, growing number and stricter enforcement of legal and regulatory rules [4,5].…”

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“…The rising complexity makes it increasingly difficult for corporations to ensure their conformity with the abundance of existing requirements [3]. Furthermore, violations can have considerable adverse effects such as high monetary fines, loss of the operating license and other legal claims, which might even result in existential threats for the respective corporation [2]. Due to the increased awareness of the public and business partners, violations may further lead to indirect costs caused by reputational damages [2,4].…”

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“…Furthermore, violations can have considerable adverse effects such as high monetary fines, loss of the operating license and other legal claims, which might even result in existential threats for the respective corporation [2]. Due to the increased awareness of the public and business partners, violations may further lead to indirect costs caused by reputational damages [2,4]. Consequently, ensuring compliance has become a crucial factor for corporate success [4,6].…”

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Defining Material Compliance—A Comprehensive Analysis

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The increase in the number of environmental regulations has resulted in great challenges for corporations in the manufacturing industry, especially within the electronic and electrical and the mechanical engineering sector. To address these compliance requirements, specialized management fields such as environmental compliance, substructures and management approaches have been implemented in industry. Recently, adherence to requirements concerning the composition of products and the use of materials and substances within products has become increasingly important and is referred to as material compliance (MC). Although the topic is of increasing importance, there is no generally accepted definition for MC nor a management framework. Corporations are thus unable to systematically address MC, and compliance violations occur frequently. We derived a definition for MC based on extensive literature research, which we subsequently evaluated in a quantitative survey. Our results indicate that MC is commonly understood as the adherence to requirements concerning the composition of a product and the use of substances and materials within products. By proposing a definition for MC, we aim to introduce a common understanding, enable future research to systematically address the topic and develop a framework for the management of MC.

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