An Approach to Sustainable Product Lifecycle Management (Green PLM)

Vila, Carlos; Abellán-Nebot, José V.; Albiñana, J.C.; Neria, Gerardo Hernández

doi:10.1016/j.proeng.2015.12.608

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“…Technologies such as the IoT and Big Data will have a major role in enabling collaboration throughout the whole lifecycle. Although the design and development phase can be defined as the main phase responsible for driving the sustainability impact [26], future works must be done regarding its connection with other critical lifecycle phases such as use and service and recycling and recovery. Currently, efforts are being made in the development of technological solutions aimed at supply chain integration and smart products and stores.…”

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“…The development of efficient and robust PLM systems for Circular Economy will require excellence in IT, supporting collaboration among the extended enterprise and management of multiple lifecycles [25]. In this context, a Circular Economy PLM Strategy is defined along these lines [26]: Mission: To provide products capable of satisfying customer needs, while taking full advantage of the company's sustainable production system and innovation competency, considering all impacts along the lifecycle. Vision: To generate data, information and knowledge within the supply chain and to manage it from the perspective of sustainable product design and development, manufacturing, distribution, use and service and recycling and recovery.…”

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A PLM Vision for Circular Economy

Oliveira

Soares

2017

Collaboration in a Data-Rich World

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Due to growing concerns with sustainability issues and the emergence of the Circular Economy (CE) paradigm, combined with recent technological changes and consequent increase in competitiveness, there is a pressing need to redefine the Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) approach. PLM needs to incorporate aspects that would enable the shift to this paradigm, such as enhanced collection and evaluation of information coming from production processes, distribution, retail, consumers, and collaboration in an extended enterprise context, by implementing enabling technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT) and Big Data. This paper proposes a vision, based on the state of the art, for a CE enabled PLM, having the Portuguese footwear industry scenario as a reference.

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A PLM Vision for Circular Economy

Oliveira

Soares

2017

Collaboration in a Data-Rich World

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“…The main concern of the industry is the pollution created by the manufacturer and thus, gives a bad impression in the eye of the stakeholders. The pulp industry has been found polluting the Indonesian river where the dumping of waste caused pollution to the nature and hazardous to the community (Vila et al, 2015). Hence, this will have a direct impact on the company's performance both in economic and environmental value (Piercy & Rich, 2015).…”

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The Effects of Sustainability Report Disclosure on Product Lifecycle Management Practices Towards Sustainability Performance: A Study on Indonesian Pulp and Paper Industry

Saudi¹,

Sustina²,

Nurfarina³

et al. 2018

TOJDAC

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Life-cycle management practices have become an important subject in the business world today. The business world, especially in the pulp and paper industry has engaged in the disclosure of the sustainability report for the reference of the stakeholders. The stakeholders are concern on the business growth of the organization and understood the facts that financial statement alone would not be sufficient, but it is also vital for companies to analyze the economic, social and environmental aspects of the company's operations. 70 companies from paper and pulp industries in Indonesia were being tested using primary data. The research found that sustainability report disclosure has created a significant impact towards products lifecycle management practices in enhancing sustainability performance. The sustainability report has been found to enhance the productivity of the employees and create a sense of confident and loyalty amongst the investors in order to created good image of the organizations particularly in the pulp and paper industry in Indonesia.

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“…This makes it possible to increase the efficiency in product development and sustainable lifecycle management. [10] The contribution of this paper is to determine the sustainable product capturing the totality of sustainability aspects (economic, environmental and social). The current work differs from previous work in that it offers a mathematical model considering the totality of aspects of sustainability, not only environmental, to help systematically plan and improve sustainable manufacturing activities.…”

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An Optimization of Product Design and Manufacturing Based on Sustainability

Atiya¹,

Al-Kindi²

2017

DAAAM Proceedings

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In the 21 st century, manufacturing companies are facing the challenge to remain competitive in global markets by finding a more sustainable approach to product design and manufacturing. This is associated with the main features of companies' competitive landscapes namely, simultaneous cost reduction and quality improvement of the product. It may appear that reaching both these goals together is prohibitively problematic as they are considered by "manufacturing leaders" as opposing objectives. However, much recent research has been done on introducing approaches to delivering low cost, high quality sustainable products based on finding a link between the design or the manufacturing processes and other key elements of sustainability; economic, environmental, and social. Indeed, these approaches often times include limitations such as the lack of integration between the design and manufacturing stages of the product and do not adequately address three key parts of sustainability; economic, environmental, and social. Consequently, these approaches, have a low applicability, and hence few opportunities for success. However, for delivering a sustainable product, the key parts of sustainability, as well as the integration of product design and manufacturing processes must be optimised in terms of one effective measure. This project aims to propose an approach for design and manufacturing sustainability. The combined sustainability index (CSI) is developed as a comprehensive evaluation metric for alternative scenarios of the process and also as a tool that enables decision makers to run optimal processes. The applicability of the CSI has to be tested and verified in a real industrial setting with the aim to improve the sustainability performance by designing a product and the corresponding manufacturing processes for that product. Process optimisation is carried out in terms of the highest CSI score achieved.

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An Approach to Sustainable Product Lifecycle Management (Green PLM)

Cited by 25 publications

References 10 publications

A PLM Vision for Circular Economy

A PLM Vision for Circular Economy

The Effects of Sustainability Report Disclosure on Product Lifecycle Management Practices Towards Sustainability Performance: A Study on Indonesian Pulp and Paper Industry

An Optimization of Product Design and Manufacturing Based on Sustainability

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