Sociotechnical systems and sustainability: current and future perspectives for inclusive development

Siddiqi, Afreen; Collins, Ross D.

doi:10.1016/j.cosust.2017.01.006

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“…For example, contributions to this special issue cover land use planning and urban design, construction, nanotechnologies, and robotics, and road and rail transport. Moreover, other recent applications of STST and related approaches in the wider Human Factors literature have been undertaken in areas such as sport (Mclean et al, ), freight transport (Murphy, Robertson, Huang, Jeffries, & Dainoff, ), regulatory system design (Carden, Goode, Read, & Salmon, ), sustainability (Siddiqi & Collins, ), and healthcare (Carayon, ). This is encouraging to see, and further applications in new areas are encouraged (M. C. Davis et al, ).…”

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Using principles from the past to solve the problems of the future: Human factors and sociotechnical systems thinking in the design of future work

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Using principles from the past to solve the problems of the future: Human factors and sociotechnical systems thinking in the design of future work

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2018

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“…Today, there are already many institutes for regulating the main supports of strategic documents in practice. However, outdated functions, directions and mechanisms of regulation of the process of introducing inclusive environmental management are ineffective [25]. A striking example of this situation is the economic reflection of our chosen components: social, environmental, technological and economic.…”

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“…Developing a state doctrine of inclusive environmental management with introduction of changes to the existing legislative field and extension of the rights of the society in the part of access to the information contained in the databases of state authorities. The introduction of these changes will allow to introduce the practice of testing the proposed legislative and regulatory initiatives by the society and business structures, as well as testing the research institutions for the analysis of the effectiveness of innovations, calculations on the harmonious adaptation of the country to the inclusive environmental management in general and economic development in particular [25].…”

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Institutional Qualities of Inclusive Environmental Management in Sustainable Economic Development

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Management Systems in Production Engineering

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The article considers international trends and directions of inclusive growth which is considered as an inclusive economic growth and is measured by heterogeneous growth indicators, as an index of inclusive development. Considering the above, was analysed the existing state of the country’s growth considering the environmental, economic, social and technological components as prerequisites for inclusive environmental management. Thus, the main focus of this article is on the formation of prerequisites for inclusive nature management in socio-economic and environmental practices and their subsequent methodological support. So segments of population prosperity means not just material consumption, but social vision formation and the institutional support creation for enables everyone to participate in the socio-economic achievements. The main gaps in the institutional support of the inclusive environmental management process are disclosed: in the social sphere: limited access to economically viable means that meet the real needs of the population in terms of health care, social assistance, basic education and awareness; in the ecological and economic sphere there is no effective and efficient management of providing the population with products that comply with the requirements of eco-certification and eco-labelling, which negatively affects the replenishment of the state budget and the promotion of the rational use of natural resources. Therefore, in order to create a favourable climate and institutional support of inclusive environmental management, in this article, will conduct a thorough analysis of the status of its components and assess the compliance of the existing conditions with current international requirements for inclusiveness. Inclusive growth requires environmental inclusion, which can be achieved through the introduction of new metrics and resource value indicators in regional development projects and programs. In doing so, measures should be developed and recommendations made to improve further planning and control.

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“…In recent years, much research has been devoted to study of a business ecosystem with inclusive innovation [55][56][57]. Inclusive design is integrated into the ecosystem so that people excluded from the digital world can join the ecosystem in an equal way [55].…”

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How to Maintain the Sustainable Development of a Business Platform: A Case Study of Pinduoduo Social Commerce Platform in China

2019

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At present, the ‘platform business model’ has indicated innovative potentials not just in traditional industrial sectors such as telecommunications, IT and retail, but also other sectors like social commerce. However, ‘Platform’ is not static as it is firmed at the beginning. Using Pinduoduo as a case study, this research conducts in-depth interviews and surveys in China to analyze the dynamic change of the platform provider’s role for successful platform operation via the lens of platform business models. As a “2.0 generation eCommerce platform”, Pinduoduo platform has become the largest social commerce platform in China with continuous growth at a high speed. The study found that stabilisation of the platform has experienced two stages: spread and evolution. At the spread stage, the role of platform provider focuses on forming “incentive to participants” through “Low price + Social contact” strategy and “Gamification + brand channel” strategy. At the evolution stage, the provider’s role is transformed into manager of products/services quality and revenue structure. Pinduoduo’s quality control is composed of three levels, including front-end quality control, middle-end quality control and back-end quality control. Besides, platform revenue structure strategies are sponsor-type. The purpose of this study is to enlighten the current players in the market on how they might utilize the underlying rationales in framework to further develop their platform business models. From the perspective of a platform, sustainable development of a theoretical framework is proposed based on these findings to facilitate future research in this area.

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Sociotechnical systems and sustainability: current and future perspectives for inclusive development

Cited by 32 publications

References 32 publications

Using principles from the past to solve the problems of the future: Human factors and sociotechnical systems thinking in the design of future work

Using principles from the past to solve the problems of the future: Human factors and sociotechnical systems thinking in the design of future work

Institutional Qualities of Inclusive Environmental Management in Sustainable Economic Development

How to Maintain the Sustainable Development of a Business Platform: A Case Study of Pinduoduo Social Commerce Platform in China

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