Modelling and research on manufacturer’s capacity of remanufacturing and recycling in closed-loop supply chain

Miao, Shidi; Chen, Deyun; Wang, Tengfei

doi:10.1080/00949655.2017.1366488

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“…As such, we concluded that outsourcing is a wise choice, independent of the manufacturer's collecting costs. [13]. From this research, marketing strategies can be viewed as a proxy for the players' social performance to some extent.…”

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“…Zhang et al [12] considered a closed-loop supply chain management issue in a dual channel supply chain with the manufacturer selling products via direct Internet channels as well as indirect retailer channels. Miao et al [13] considered three kinds of decision models for closed-loop supply chains with trade-ins, and investigated how the trade-in strategy impacts firms' environmental performance.…”

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“…Wu et al [14] proposed a closed-loop supply chain network equilibrium model with ecological indicators of the electronic information manufacturing industry, including the raw material suppliers of the electronic information manufacturing industry, manufacturers with recovery operation functions, retailers, and demand markets. Miao et al [13] established a closed-loop supply chain system model for recycling waste electronic products, involving manufacturers in the supply chain recycling process as the dominant party. Phuc et al [15] presented a multi-electrical and electronic equipment closed-loop supply chain system model with fuzzy parameters to achieve sustainable development.…”

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“…As for the supply side of the market, backward logistics also significantly influence consumer demand, as we concluded from Figure 1, which was generated by the 3-D simulation tool in Matlab. Managing the reverse logistics properly is important as it impacts sales and marketing strategies [13]. From this research, marketing strategies can be viewed as a proxy for the players' social performance to some extent.…”

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A Sustainable Closed-Loop Supply Chain Decision Mechanism in the Electronic Sector

Tsai

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In a closed-loop supply chain for electronic products, the manufacturer's priority is to enhance the residual value of the collected end-of-use product and decide whether to outsource this business to a retailer, a third-party service, or retain it exclusively. In this paper, we constructed three models to study the decision mechanism in a closed-loop supply chain, with different players selected to collect the used product. By comparing the three models, we characterized the conditions under which the manufacturer will benefit most, and we then aimed to determine the best choice for the manufacturer. Our findings show that, when the retailer and the third-party service provider provide equal performance in collecting the used product, the manufacturer will give priority to the third-party service provider if they choose to outsource this business. If the reverse flows managed by the retailer result in a higher payoff for the manufacturer, then the manufacturer will choose to outsource this business to the retailer who will also benefit.

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confidence: 98%

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confidence: 99%

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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A Sustainable Closed-Loop Supply Chain Decision Mechanism in the Electronic Sector

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“…Miao et al [2] analysed the status of E-waste recycling at home and abroad, established a closed-loop supply chain for E-waste recycling. In order to get the optimal decision-making scheme, some researchers [3,4] studied the co-opetition problem of closed-loop supply chain. Their research recommended manufacturer to participate in the leading part of the supply chain recycling process, established the closed-loop supply chain system structure model of E-waste recycling, and analysed the influence of remanufacturing capacity and recycling coefficient on the closed-loop supply chain recycling network.…”

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System dynamics modelling of mixed recycling mode based on contract: a case study of online and offline recycling of E-waste in China

Miao

Liu

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Mathematical and Computer Modelling of Dynamical Systems

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As the pace of global sustainable economic development accelerates, increasing attention has been brought to the reutilization of waste electronic resources (E-waste). As the leading manufacturer and consumer of electronic products, China has now become the largest producer of E-waste around the world. Considering the current state of recycling mode in China, Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. (Huawei) took the lead in implementing a blended operation model of manufacturer-led recycling model (offline recycling, OffR) and retailer-led recycling model (online recycling, OnR). In order for the improvement of recycling efficiency for Huawei and other telecommunication companies, this paper constructs a closed-loop network model of mixed recycling (MR) between manufacturers and retailers based on contract, where manufacturers and retailers jointly recycle E-waste for the provision of E-waste to manufacturers for remanufacturing. In this paper, the MR model is compared against the OffR model and OnR model to evaluate the recycling allocation mechanism run by both manufacturer and retailer and then a contract-based, closed-loop network model of mixed recycling between manufacturers and retailers is developed on the basis of obtaining the optimal MR model. By means of simulation analysis, the optimal recycling allocation ratio between manufacturer and retailer is determined. The results obtained from this study are expected to help manufacturers and retailers with effective negotiation and cooperation, so as to improve the efficiency of E-waste recycling while promoting sustainable development and reducing the economic losses caused by price competition to the minimum. This research contributes to not only the waste management studies but also the recycling of E-waste in China and other countries.

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E-Waste Management from Macroscopic to Microscopic Scale

Onwosi

Igbokwe

Nwagu

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E-Waste Recycling and Management

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Modelling and research on manufacturer’s capacity of remanufacturing and recycling in closed-loop supply chain

Cited by 5 publications

References 17 publications

A Sustainable Closed-Loop Supply Chain Decision Mechanism in the Electronic Sector

A Sustainable Closed-Loop Supply Chain Decision Mechanism in the Electronic Sector

System dynamics modelling of mixed recycling mode based on contract: a case study of online and offline recycling of E-waste in China

E-Waste Management from Macroscopic to Microscopic Scale

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