Sustainable Approaches of Blockchain Tech, Artificial Intelligence, and Climate Finance in the 4&amp;5IR

Bhattacharjee, Amitab; Bansal, Vikram

doi:10.4018/978-1-6684-8361-9.ch004

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“…Similar concepts were also described by others in the low-emission business research (Nureen et al, 2023). Even though green supply chain development may require higher energy necessities, using renewable energy sources will grow significantly to mediate future energy challenges in Industry 4.0 as well as Industry 5.0 (Bhattacharjee & Bansal, 2023;French et al, 2021). Specifically, climate-friendly lowemission technologies (i.e., BT and a green energy policy) will sustainably develop financial and environmentally friendly competitive advantages in low-emission business developments, such as LESCM (Chin et al, 2022).…”

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Unlocking the link between low emission supply chains, blockchain adoption, and financial success: The payoff of socially responsible practices in supply chains

Bhattacharjee,

Jahanshahi,

Chakraborty

2024

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The adoption of environmentally and socially responsible practices, particularly in the form of low‐emission supply chain management (LESCM), has become increasingly vital for businesses globally. Renewable energy‐oriented LESCM practices are effective tools for proactive and leading manufacturing organizations, making them socially and environmentally responsible enterprises. In this context, our research focuses on understanding how LESCM implementation by companies may indirectly impact firms' financial success, through facilitating the adoption of blockchain technology (BT). Furthermore, we investigated the impact of the adoption of BT on reducing business operating costs and improving the business's environmental performance. To answer these research questions, we have used survey data from 189 Bangladeshi manufacturing firms, a developing country facing unique challenges and opportunities in the realm of sustainable business practices. Through rigorous analysis and robust statistical methods, we substantiate our hypotheses, shedding light on the positive associations between LESCM practices, BT adoption, financial performance, cost reduction, and environmental sustainability.

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“…e., two or more firms can ally together to implement renewable energy generation projects that will decrease energy-related investment costs, debt amounts, fixed costs, and total operating expenses) (Bhattacharjee & Bansal, 2023). This strategy also assists in mediating workforce-related issues.…”

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Unlocking the link between low emission supply chains, blockchain adoption, and financial success: The payoff of socially responsible practices in supply chains

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Jahanshahi,

Chakraborty

2024

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Sustainable Green Supply Chain Management for Organizational Performance and Carbon Reduction

Bhattacharjee,

Ghosh

2024

Strategies for Environmentally Responsible Supply Chain and Production Management

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Amalgamating green energy and green technologies can ensure sustainable green supply chain management practices through boosting organizational performance and reducing carbon footprint around the world. The traditional supply chain system is one of the major sources for global emissions. To establish eco-friendly, cost-effective, and sustainable GSCM, this chapter proposes a renewable energy and low carbon technology-based green supply chain simulation design. Adopting GSCS will ensure maximum utilization of resources but significantly reduce lead-times and climate emissions. The GSCS defines the green techniques for executing RE plants without leverage risk. An exploratory approach has been applied to demonstrate green policies with realistic evidence, which will help to gain knowledge of successful implementation of GSC policies to intensify financial growth and green environmental safety. In addition, executable eco-friendly directions chronicled in this chapter would also be beneficial for the firms including SMEs, especially those in the embryonic stage of GSCM practices.

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Augmented Intelligence for Knowledge Management and Green Education in the Post-COVID-19 Era

Bhattacharjee,

Ghosh,

Juman

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Integrating Generative AI in Education to Achieve Sustainable Development Goals

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Augmented intelligence is a paradigm that integrates machine capabilities with human cognition, amplifying cognitive abilities and optimizing decision-making processes. Integrating augmented intelligence into knowledge management can significantly improve experiential learning and training at lower costs while maintaining higher standards. Before the epidemic, AI-based transformation in knowledge acquisition, dissemination, and responsiveness began, which expanded rapidly during the global COVID-19 pandemic. Consequently, virtual knowledge management, online learning, hybrid training, and similar approaches have become familiar, while quality and real-time human participation have declined due to monotonous static features. Hence, this chapter discusses how to redesign knowledge management and green education systems with augmented intelligence/reality to enhance higher standards in virtual learning and training through advanced hybrid platforms such as holographic labs, 3D holographic training systems, bionic lenses, and electroencephalography for future generations.

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Sustainable Approaches of Blockchain Tech, Artificial Intelligence, and Climate Finance in the 4&5IR

Cited by 5 publications

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Unlocking the link between low emission supply chains, blockchain adoption, and financial success: The payoff of socially responsible practices in supply chains

Unlocking the link between low emission supply chains, blockchain adoption, and financial success: The payoff of socially responsible practices in supply chains

Sustainable Green Supply Chain Management for Organizational Performance and Carbon Reduction

Augmented Intelligence for Knowledge Management and Green Education in the Post-COVID-19 Era

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