Green supply chain based on artificial intelligence of things (AIoT)

Ghahremani-Nahr, Javid; Nozari, Hamed; Sadeghi, Mohammad Ebrahim

doi:10.52547/ijimes.1.2.56

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“…For example, SCC may impact TMC, which, in turn, may impact GPLA; GPLA, finally, may impact GSCM. We also ground this assumption regarding the flow of mediation effects in the most recent literature, which has argued that GSCM is evolving into a closed‐loop supply chain rather than direct path investigations (Nahr et al, 2021). The extended research evidence and practical viability of the proposition provide us with an overarching basis to propose the following:H10 TMC and GPLA serially mediate the association between SCC and GSCM.H11 TMC and GPLA serially mediate the association between SCIS and GSCM.…”

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Green supply chain management in manufacturing firms: A resource‐based viewpoint

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As sustainability draws increasing attention due to the COVID-19 pandemic, interest in the green supply chain has likewise substantially increased. The present study contributes deeper insights into the logical integration of the resource-based characteristics that can facilitate the effective transition from traditional to green supply chains while also increasing the effectiveness of existing green supply chains. The proposed model, rooted in the resource-based view (RBV) theory, examines the associations of supply chain connectivity (SCC), supply chain information sharing (SCIS), top management commitment (TMC) and green procurement and logistics acceptance (GPLA) with green supply chain management (GSCM). Analysis of data from employees at 381 manufacturing firms in the United Kingdom confirmed the positive associations of SCC and SCIS with TMC and GPLA, of TMC with GPLA and GSCM and of GPLA with GSCM. The results also confirmed the serial mediation effect of TMC and GPLA on the associations of both SCC and SCIS with GSCM. The study offers several practical insights and theoretical contributions, including a novel GSCM scale. K E Y W O R D S green supply chain management (GSCM), GSCM scale, manufacturing firm, resource-based view (RBV), UK 1 | INTRODUCTION Unsustainable business practices have left the world vulnerable to severe sustainability risks (Jan et al., 2019). Global warming, climate change, the degradation and misuse of resources, increasing instances of human rights abuses, food shortages, hazardous waste generation and chemical accumulation are among the key sustainability risks (Muhammad et al., 2016). Since the turn of the decade, sustainability risks have increased significantly, with scholars noting the depletion of substantial natural resources, which should have been accessible to coming generations (e.g., Dunphy, 2011). Recognising the increasing global sustainability risks, the United Nations announced its Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in 2015. Encompassing social, environmental and economic sustainability, the SDGs aim to transform business practices, including supply chain management practices, to create sustainable industries and thereby reduce global sustainability risks (Tseng et al., 2019). This push towards global sustainable industrial transformation has encouraged businesses to upgrade their

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“…A single review can either raise the business to peaks or shatter the business profit margins in no time. [31].…”

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Performance of Startups through Digital Marketing

Dsouza

Panakaje

2023

IJCSBE

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Purpose: Adoption of self-employment among the youth has introduced a sense of responsibility to stand on the own feet to earn the daily bread for every families. People have come forward to start their own businesses to earn daily income due to which employment opportunities have generated. This study focuses on the granular level study of how startups emerge, causes for the startups to adopt digital marketing to reach a wider section of the society by analysing the past and present thus forecasting the upcoming future. The study involves ABCD analysis as well to dive in depth of various Advantages, Benefits, Challenges and Demerits of digital marketing adoption by startups. Approach: The present study of startups involved with digital marketing to fight against various constraints that challenge them, the semi-systematic study is conducted analysing different secondary sources such as articles, journals and publications on ResearchGate Publication, Google Scholar publication, Srinivas Journal Publication, SSRN, so on to have a macro-view of the present situation. Result: Digital marketing is a motivating factor for people to start their own businesses. There is a larger scope in the current times for still many more people to start their businesses to become entrepreneurs. Just like children aim to become doctors, engineers, pilots and Government officers, in a similar way, people aim of becoming entrepreneurs. Thus, there is a wide scope for institutions to come up with different courses, educational subjects that educate students with different fields, aspects, and subjects of marketing with startups. Practical Implications: The study of performance of startups through digital marketing is a source of base to conduct further analysis for students, researchers, educators, teachers and readers to further conduct similar or other new study on startups and digital marketing topics. This case study holds a complete in-depth understanding of reasons that motivate businessmen to survive in the market in this challenging era. Originality: Based on secondary research, the study has been conducted by referring to various articles, case studies and publications that have been already published with thorough research. Author finds that the referred articles themselves are published after studying different articles by their respective authors after which they have been published. Studying the published articles and case studies acts as a pillar of support for the case study of startups performance through digital marketing. Paper type: Case Study Purpose: Adoption of self-employment among the youth has introduced a sense of responsibility to stand on the own feet to earn the daily bread for every families. People have come forward to start their own businesses to earn daily income due to which employment opportunities have generated. This study focuses on the granular level study of how startups emerge, causes for the startups to adopt digital marketing to reach a wider section of the society by analysing the past and present thus forecasting the upcoming future. The study involves ABCD analysis as well to dive in depth of various Advantages, Benefits, Challenges and Demerits of digital marketing adoption by startups. Approach: The present study of startups involved with digital marketing to fight against various constraints that challenge them, the semi-systematic study is conducted analysing different secondary sources such as articles, journals and publications on ResearchGate Publication, Google Scholar publication, Srinivas Journal Publication, SSRN, so on to have a macro-view of the present situation. Result: Digital marketing is a motivating factor for people to start their own businesses. There is a larger scope in the current times for still many more people to start their businesses to become entrepreneurs. Just like children aim to become doctors, engineers, pilots and Government officers, in a similar way, people aim of becoming entrepreneurs. Thus, there is a wide scope for institutions to come up with different courses, educational subjects that educate students with different fields, aspects, and subjects of marketing with startups. Practical Implications: The study of performance of startups through digital marketing is a source of base to conduct further analysis for students, researchers, educators, teachers and readers to further conduct similar or other new study on startups and digital marketing topics. This case study holds a complete in-depth understanding of reasons that motivate businessmen to survive in the market in this challenging era. Originality: Based on secondary research, the study has been conducted by referring to various articles, case studies and publications that have been already published with thorough research. Author finds that the referred articles themselves are published after studying different articles by their respective authors after which they have been published. Studying the published articles and case studies acts as a pillar of support for the case study of startups performance through digital marketing. Paper type: Case Study

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“…Over the past decade, the literature has extensively examined the intersection of IoT, nanotechnology, and rare metals. While some studies have investigated the ethical and environmental consequences associated with rare metal usage (Ku, 2018; McLellan et al, 2016; Moats et al, 2021; Rauer & Kaufmann, 2015), the other part of research has taken a more optimistic view, emphasizing the various opportunities presented by nanotechnologies and IoT (Cui et al, 2020; Nahr et al, 2021; Saengchai & Jermsittiparsert, 2019; Tu, 2018). A growing body of literature also explores the link between these technologies and Supply Chain Management.…”

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“…It is in this perspective that our work takes place and that we seek to answer the question of how, by focusing on integration methods; and more particularly in the field of Supply Chain Management, as these methods are more present in innovation and marketing. Lastly, the recent literature shows an upsurge in the subject of nanotechnology and rare metals, respectively to show the importance of integrating nanotechnology into industry (Cui et al, 2020; Nahr et al, 2021; Saengchai & Jermsittiparsert, 2019; Tu, 2018), either to explain the ethical and environmental issues of metals and nanotechnologies (Ku, 2018; McLellan et al, 2016; Moats et al, 2021; Rauer & Kaufmann, 2015). To our knowledge, one article proposes to question nanotechnology and Internet of Things (IoT) through the prism of the consumer in order to address sustainability issues (Kasulaitis et al, 2021).…”

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Making supply chains more sustainable through customer and consumer engagement: The case of rare metals

Marty,

Christopher,

Ageron

2023

Corp Soc Responsibility Env

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The dramatic growth in customer connectivity and the Internet of Things has increased the demand for rare metals, but the extraction, refining and production of these materials can be environmentally damaging. Customers and consumers, meanwhile, are increasingly concerned about sustainability and want their voices to be heard. How and by what means, can B2B companies in the IoT and nanotechnology sector, using rare metals, engage downstream actors to address sustainable challenges in the supply chain? To answer this question, we first define the terms related to rare metals and their challenges; we then review the different methods of customer and consumer engagement proposed in the literature. Secondly, through interviews with companies in the Internet of Things sector and with consumers we analyze the downstream actors' engagement in the context of rare metals through integration methods. The results propose a mapping of the different methods that enable engagement for sustainability objectives.

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Green supply chain based on artificial intelligence of things (AIoT)

Cited by 24 publications

References 10 publications

Green supply chain management in manufacturing firms: A resource‐based viewpoint

Green supply chain management in manufacturing firms: A resource‐based viewpoint

Performance of Startups through Digital Marketing

Making supply chains more sustainable through customer and consumer engagement: The case of rare metals

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