A new holistic conceptual framework for green supply chain management performance assessment based on circular economy

Kazançoğlu, Yiğit; Kazançoğlu, İpek; Sağnak, Muhittin

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2018.06.015

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“…It was observed that operational performance with a greener focus has achieved significant importance in recent years, especially given the widening sustainable aims in industry, business, and institutions (Azevedo, Carvalho, & Machado, 2011;Yu, Chavez, Feng, & Wiengarten, 2014;Chuang, 2014;). As defined by Kazancoglu et al (2018), operational performance in GSCM refers to the degree that the company achieves to satisfy the needs of the customers through high production efficiency and delivery of products with high quality; but at the same time, decreasing inventory levels and inputs, as well as minimizing waste and scrap are seen as crucial (Jabbour, de Oliveira Frascareli, & Jabbour, 2015;Zhu et al, 2008). This capability is a basic component to gain a competitive advantage for a company (Duarte, Cabrita, & Machado, 2011;Gokarn & Kuthambalayan, 2019;Shang, Lu, & Li, 2010;Yu et al, 2014).…”

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“…GSCM is defined as a concept to include green concerns in supply chain activities such as design, purchasing, production, logistics, packaging, marketing, and reverse logistics. According to Kazancoglu, Kazancoglu, and Sagnak (2018), GSCM is an optimal balance of these activities. In a wider context, GSCM aims to decrease life cycle impacts of goods, use of resources and environmentally harmful materials in manufacturing operations, and environmental pollution (Diabat, Khodaverdi, & Olfat, 2013).…”

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Operational excellence in a green supply chain for environmental management: A case study

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Nowadays, organizations have started to become more conscious about the environment in their supply chain operations. The greening process has guided supply chain practices into new ways of thinking according to green standards. The assessment of the performance of green supply chain management (GSCM) requires a holistic view for the whole supply chain. In this context, given that becoming green in the operational side of activities is essential, the performance assessment of operational activities also requires a holistic view to be taken. In this paper, an attempt has been made to improve the performance of GSCM by examining and evaluating the green operational excellence of a hot dip galvanizing company. The framework includes several green operational excellence key criteria, namely, quality management, efficiency management, green production/manufacturing, eco‐packaging, and green design. First, the weights of the criteria and the respective measurements were found by fuzzy analytic network process. Then, the overall operational performance score was found by a weighted scoring method. Finally, both managerial and theoretical implications were suggested according to the outcomes and findings of the case study.

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“…Kazancoglu, Kazancoglu and Sagnak underline the importance of CE to manage resource consumption and promote strategic improvements in the efficiency of material flows, energy and water use [37,38]. Water and energy consumption can be solved by the CE itself [39].…”

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Temporal Comparative Analysis of Industrial Symbiosis in a Business Network: Opportunities of Circular Economy

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“…One basic observation from existing literature for considering evaluative attributes is that, being analogous to selecting suppliers in supply chain management [69], decision-makers are supposed to not only consider competitive capability that distinguishes contractors from each other by business operations, but also examine contractor's cooperation capacity with other partner contractors that indeed influences the project success [8,70]. More importantly, since the construction industry has great impact on environment and the governments worldwide have introduced various policies and regulations for controlling them [6], green practices thus has become a crucial facet for evaluating green contractors [68,71].…”

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Tackling Complexity in Green Contractor Selection for Mega Infrastructure Projects: A Hesitant Fuzzy Linguistic MADM Approach with considering Group Attitudinal Character and Attributes’ Interdependency

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Continuous environmental concerns regarding construction industry have been driving general constructors of mega infrastructure projects to incorporate green contractors. Although conventional multiple attributes decision-making (MADM) methodologies have provided feasible ways to select contractor, high complexity in scenarios of megaprojects still challenges existing MADM methods in concurrently accommodating three key issues of decision hesitancy, attributes interdependency, and group attitudinal character. To elicit decision-makers’ hesitant fuzzy assessments more objectively and comprehensively, we define an expression tool called interval-valued dual hesitant fuzzy uncertain unbalanced linguistic set (IVDHF_UUBLS) and develop aggregation operators through its operations. To exploit attributes interdependency, we establish a synthesized attributes’ weighting model to fuse an attributes interdependency-based weighting vector and an argument-dependent weighting vector, which are, respectively, derived through Decision-Making and Trial Evaluation Laboratory (DEMATEL) technique and maximizing deviation method. To effectively utilize decision-makers’ group attitudinal characters, we also develop a TOPSIS-based method to rationally transform group ideal attitudes into order-inducing vectors. On the strength of the above methods, an integrated MADM approach is then constructed. Finally, illustrative case study and experiments are conducted to validate our approach.

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A new holistic conceptual framework for green supply chain management performance assessment based on circular economy

Cited by 251 publications

References 162 publications

Operational excellence in a green supply chain for environmental management: A case study

Operational excellence in a green supply chain for environmental management: A case study

Temporal Comparative Analysis of Industrial Symbiosis in a Business Network: Opportunities of Circular Economy

Tackling Complexity in Green Contractor Selection for Mega Infrastructure Projects: A Hesitant Fuzzy Linguistic MADM Approach with considering Group Attitudinal Character and Attributes’ Interdependency

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