Digital Service Platform for Networked Enterprises Collaboration: A Case Study of the NEMESYS Project

Bellini, Francesco; D’Ascenzo, Fabrizio; Dulskaia, Iana; Savastano, Marco

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-32689-4_24

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“…Developing environmental sustainability solutions and implementing green innovation are global challenges [28]. The increasing importance of green innovation is becoming a promising area of green supply chain management, where enterprises can eliminate the direct and indirect environmental impacts of the organization's final products [29]. Most Chinese enterprises have a low green innovation ability, and because they rely more on 'terminal' emission reduction, they cannot solve the problem of environmental pollution.…”

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Research on Reward and Punishment Contract Model and Coordination of Green Supply Chain Based on Fairness Preference

Jiang

Chen

2021

Sustainability

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With the increasing demand for “green” goods, it is necessary for companies to develop green innovation to seize market opportunities. Companies often use the model of supply chain cooperation to carry out green innovation. The standard reward and punishment contract model is constructed based on the green degree of the product provided by the supplier when the manufacturer has a fair preference. The impact of the manufacturer’s fairness preference on the green degree of the product, price, manufacturer’s profit, supplier’s profit, and overall profit when the product green degree standard provided by the supplier is greater or smaller than the manufacturer’s demand standard is analyzed. The impact of the difference in channel power between manufacturers and suppliers is also analyzed on the overall profit of the green supply chain. The research results showed that when the manufacturer’s attention to fairness is equal to the attention to self-interest, the overall profit of the green supply chain is the largest, the coordination of the supply chain can be achieved, and the difference in the channel power of the participants in the green supply chain has a significant impact on the overall profit, which is verified by numerical analysis.

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Research on Reward and Punishment Contract Model and Coordination of Green Supply Chain Based on Fairness Preference

Jiang

Chen

2021

Sustainability

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“…Digital platforms (DPs) play a fundamental role in today's connected and data-rich society supporting information sharing, collaboration and collective action [1], in cooperation settings such as online communities or enterprise networks. In the business domain, DPs have been fundamental for organizational strategies, strongly relying on formal and informal relationships with other entities, with variations of DPs being designed and developed to improve the management of processes and activities, in particular supporting collaboration and information management [2,3]. Notwithstanding this development, the full potential of DPs is far from being released or even acknowledged by the individual companies or business networks [4].…”

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Exploring the CIMO-Logic in the Design of Collaborative Networks Mediated by Digital Platforms

Costa

Soares

Sousa

2018

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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Collaborative networks (CNs) of organizations are nowadays complex and intertwined compositions of technological, cognitive and social artifacts. The design of such compositions should be addressed as a socio-technical endeavor as a way to maximize the success probability. In despite of intensive research in this community, much has to be explored to achieve sound contributions to a design theory of CNs. In this paper, we make use of the context-interventionmechanism-outcome logic (CIMO-logic) as a way to improve the design propositions component of a CN design theory. Variations of the concept of "mechanism" are explored with the goal of making clearer the socio-technical perspective in the design propositions. This theoretical exploration is illustrated with a case of transforming an industrial business association (IBA) in a digital collaborative network.

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Organizational Impact on Software Development of eServices Techniques

Cavallari

Tornieri

Marco

2017

Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing

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Digital Service Platform for Networked Enterprises Collaboration: A Case Study of the NEMESYS Project

Cited by 5 publications

References 23 publications

Research on Reward and Punishment Contract Model and Coordination of Green Supply Chain Based on Fairness Preference

Research on Reward and Punishment Contract Model and Coordination of Green Supply Chain Based on Fairness Preference

Exploring the CIMO-Logic in the Design of Collaborative Networks Mediated by Digital Platforms

Organizational Impact on Software Development of eServices Techniques

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