Reverse Logistic Strategy for the Management of Tire Waste in Mexico and Russia: Review and Conceptual Model

Uriarte-Miranda, Maria-Lizbeth; Caballero‐Morales, Santiago‐Omar; Martínez‐Flores, José‐Luis; Cano‐Olivos, Patricia; Akulova, A. A.

doi:10.3390/su10103398

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“…Consequently, in the 70's, a research line appears on product recovery or reverse distribution focusing on product returns and operational processes of managing end-of-life (EOL) products [20]. This reverse process is called "Reverse Logistics" encompasses all the logistic activities from used products which are no longer required by the users to products again usable in a market [34].…”

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Is It Possible to Manage the Product Recovery Processes in an ERP? Analysis of Functional Needs

2019

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In today's business environment, different factors make product return and product recovery increasingly more important in order to recover value and increase the company's profitability. In such an environment, where sustainability concerns and awareness of environmental responsibility in industrial production has considerably grown, reverse logistics (RL) becomes more relevant and, thus, its correct management using suitable information systems (IS) is fundamental. Nevertheless, today's IS in general, and in Enterprise Resources Planning (ERP) in particular, are developed based on conventional logistic processes that do not contemplate the specific characteristics of RL. The main objective of this work is to analyze the functional requirements of an IS to manage product recovery processes that serve as a guide to develop a suitable ERP for RL. The research methodology has been conducted with a qualitative approach, through which the main specific requirements that an IS must meet to manage RL have been stablished, and a data model for the development of solutions to the requirements identified in an ERP system has been proposed. For the development in the ERP it is recommended to start with the requirement of RBOM (Reverse Bill Of Materials) management, since it is the most complex development and has a greater relationship with the rest.

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“…Calculating forecasts in RL is more complex than in DL because more uncertainty exists in RL [34]. Some general trends are observed that can be used.…”

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Is It Possible to Manage the Product Recovery Processes in an ERP? Analysis of Functional Needs

2019

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“…Such is the case of Uriarte-Miranda et al [16], where strategies for waste tire management become important due to its economic, social, and environmental impacts. This article shows a reverse logistics model for the waste tire management systems in México and Russia (two specific processes: remanufacturing and diversification) so that it is affordable and sustainable.…”

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Collection of Solid Waste in Municipal Areas: Urban Logistics

2019

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A sustainable process satisfies the current needs without compromising the ability of future generations to satisfy their own needs; that is, it must have a triple impact (sustainability): social, economic, and environmental. In México, there are several services that the government must provide to society for its proper development, for example, the collection of solid waste. Urban logistics include all the processes and operations that provide a service to the community, such as water, safety, health, waste collection, etc., providing the service with the lowest possible cost (economic, social, and environmental) that contributes to the sustainability of the city. Due to the accelerated growth of the world population, several environmental problems have arisen, among them, the generation of solid waste in important quantities; their proper management is relevant for adequate development of the population. The collection of solid waste in municipal areas aims to grant green spaces and recreation areas for the citizens. Although an outstanding effort has been made by the government to provide an adequate service, there are still gaps in the application of correct tools that guarantee efficiency in operations and continuity in services. This article presents a proposal to improve the planning of the design of territories for the cleaning, weeding, and collection of solid waste in municipal areas, using two MILP (Mixed Integer Linear Programming) models. The main contribution of the adaptation of this model is the application to the weeding and waste collection service municipality of the Monterrey Metropolitan Area, which considers important factors among which are the amount of waste, frequency, and service coverage.

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“…For this purpose, the execution of tire reverse logistics must be supported by strategic, tactical and operational decisions (see Table 1). Thus, the following factors should be considered in the decision to implement reverse logistics process in the tire industry [5]:…”

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“…The adoption of this strategy will ensure less impact to the environment while recovering the value of the tire which would otherwise end up in landfills. It was found by [5] that this strategy will result a significant savings in energy demand in production capacity and materials during the manufacturing process (i.e. 66 per cent).…”

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Reverse Logistics for Malaysian Tire Industry: A Conceptual Framework for Strategic Implementation

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The deficiency in product performance of tire which concerns safety issue requires an immediate pull back from the market. An increasing trend of defect tires pull back from the market has made enforcement of environmental legislation to be more forceful and that is one of the reasons tire manufacturers scouting for possible distribution channels or methods to enhance reverse logistics as part of their supply chain. In order to provide a conceptual strategic implementation direction, this research adopted qualitative method occupying in-depth interviews with major tire manufacturing companies in Malaysia to extract the data and explore resulting themes. A strategic model of implementation of reverse logistics for tire industry in Malaysia has been established as a guide for academician, practitioners and relevant regulatory bodies with an aim to improve the process of reverse logistics addressing cost structure and environment issues as well as to introduce and enhance the possibility of reverse logistics in the supply chain of tire industry in Malaysia.

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Reverse Logistic Strategy for the Management of Tire Waste in Mexico and Russia: Review and Conceptual Model

Cited by 33 publications

References 30 publications

Is It Possible to Manage the Product Recovery Processes in an ERP? Analysis of Functional Needs

Is It Possible to Manage the Product Recovery Processes in an ERP? Analysis of Functional Needs

Collection of Solid Waste in Municipal Areas: Urban Logistics

Reverse Logistics for Malaysian Tire Industry: A Conceptual Framework for Strategic Implementation

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