Digital Product Passport: A Pathway to Circularity and Sustainability in Modern Manufacturing

Psarommatis, Foivos; May, Gökan

doi:10.3390/su16010396

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“…The product circularity phase refers to all the stages after the use of the product and includes actions such as reuse or repurposing the product to take full advantage of the remaining useful life of the products or some of their components. This step also includes the recycling process (Psarommatis, 2024). DPP bir while it is EU regulation, its reach will extend far beyond Europe.…”

Section: Digital Product Passportmentioning

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“…The digital product passport allows for monitoring the entire process from product creation to their disposal and even recycling. In this regard, Psarommatis (2024) divided the product life cycle steps into three main groups: the production phase, the product operation phase, and the product circularity phase. The production phase includes all the different production steps until the product reaches the end user and starts running.…”

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Digital Product Passport in Marketing and the Future of Sustainable Development

Basal,

Demircioglu

2024

AJIBM

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After the digital marketing concept became popular with the spread of the internet in the 1990s, marketing on electronic platforms has developed through the use of all kinds of technological devices. In the last two decades, social media, television, radio channels, SMS, e-mail, search engines, websites, mobile applications, electronic billboards and social networks have brought greater convenience, wider reach, cost-effectiveness and time and distance in digital marketing and provided the ability to transcend boundaries. However, recently artificial intelligence technology has been used in the field of digital marketing. Just as digital products, which are a channel of marketing, offer a wide range of offerings, from software applications and online platforms to multimedia content and digital services, digital consumers have also researched the features and advantages of digital products to understand their nature. With the change of living, economic and climatic conditions, development with the development of time and technological technology, and the increasing uncertainty regarding the future growth of the world economy, the expectations become bleaker. To be able to follow all the life cycle stages of a product, digitalization and modernization of the data related to the product from the four p's of marketing is possible. A new digital format has been created with the concept of passport. Product-related information included in marketing in the Digital Product Passport can be made accessible online via the internet and offline through physical product labels such as QR codes. Innovators are exploring circular business models for sustainable development, focusing on product life cycle extension, design improvement and the development of new models in line with circular economy values. Due to changing living conditions, the impact of materials and products used in all areas, from digital products to digital products, on our lives and environment, monitoring the product from its birth to its introduction to the market, to its disposal after the end of its useful life without harming the environment is How to cite this paper: Basal, M., & Demircioglu, A. (2024). Digital Product Passport in Marketing and the Future of Sustainable Development.

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Section: Digital Product Passportmentioning

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confidence: 99%