On Integrating the Green Supply Chain Management and TRIZ in Green Innovated Product

Weng, Feng-Tsai; Jenq, Shien-Ming

doi:10.1166/asl.2013.4884

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“…It was developed to provide a theoretical basis for creative production tools and solutions for projects. Several studies have identified a relationship between TRIZ and eco-innovation, stating that problems related to eco-innovation can be detected and sorted by applying the TRIZ theory (Chang and Chen, 2004; Cherifi et al , 2015; Weng and Jenq, 2013).…”

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The evolution of sustainable innovation: from the past to the future

Afeltra

Alerasoul

Strozzi

2021

EJIM

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PurposeOver the last few decades, more emphasis has been placed on those innovations that can reconcile economic, social and environmental goals in order to achieve a “win-win-win” situation. This paper aims to systematise the scientific literature on Sustainable Innovation as a broad field in order to identify the most relevant scholars and their significant contributions as well as existing lines of research. Finally, future research directions are suggested.Design/methodology/approachA novel methodology, the Systematic Literature Network Analysis, has been applied. By using a dynamic approach to the traditional Systematic Literature Review, the present review investigates the creation, transfer, and development of knowledge throughout the epistemic community of Sustainable Innovation.FindingsStarting from a sample of 1,108 articles, the critical assessment of the results detected five main themes: (1) “the role of Regulation, Market and Technology”; (2) “Eco-Innovation determinants and firm specific factors and the debate between corporate environmental performance and corporate financial performance”; (3) “Green innovation and internal and external drivers”; (4) “The strategic determinants of green (non-green) innovation”; (5) “The interplay between policy, regulations and the green innovation”.Practical implicationsFrom a practitioner's perspective, this study provides an objective view on the current internal, external drivers and strategic determinants of sustainability-oriented innovations and relevant studies that can guide managers in their decision-making processes and enhance sustainable innovation performance.Originality/valueThis study is a first attempt to unveil the evolution of knowledge in the field of sustainable innovation by utilizing bibliometric tools.

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confidence: 99%