The intrinsic features of Environmental Management Systems that facilitate adoption and encourage innovation in primary industries

Carruthers, G.; Vanclay, Frank

doi:10.1016/j.jenvman.2012.06.003

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“…To reduce environmental impacts of their operations, companies are developing new environmental strategies and programs in order to have higher potential environmental benefits (Reid and Miedzinski, 2008;OECD, 2009). The environmental management system (EMS) provides the guidelines based on "plan, do, check, act" model for continual improvement of environmental performance of organizations with respect to their activities/business operations (Carruthers and Vanclay, 2012). It enables integration of business operations and natural environment with the objective of taking a proactive approach to sustain the natural environment.…”

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“…It enables integration of business operations and natural environment with the objective of taking a proactive approach to sustain the natural environment. There has been a significant increase in the number of firms, which have adopted and certified their EMS practices (Liu et al, 2010;Prajogo et al, 2012;Carruthers and Vanclay, 2012). This change in business approach has burgeoned the interest of researchers to understand the reasons why firms adopt EMS practices.…”

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Motivations for implementing environmental management practices in Indian industries

Singh

Jain

Sharma

2015

Ecological Economics

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Motivations for implementing environmental management practices in Indian industries

Singh

Jain

Sharma

2015

Ecological Economics

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“…At the same time the use of extrapolation in the short-term forecasting, as well as in solving the problems of technical and economic nature was justified. (Carruthers & Vanclay, 2012).…”

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Methodical Bases for Developing Predictive Scenarios of Agribusiness

Baidakov¹,

Chernobay²,

Nazarenko³

et al. 2015

ASS

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Complexity of the agricultural business tasks, high dynamism and non-linear nature of the contemporary socio-economic processes which differs functioning of any industry are placing new requirements for predictive studies. The purpose of this study is to develop a set of methodological provisions for the construction of predictive scenarios of the agricultural business by identifying current trends, the impact factors of the environment and the interpretation of results forecasting and analytical calculations. This article considers the influence of climatic factors on the economic impact of the frumentaceous and the grape branches of agriculture. The system of economic and mathematical prognostics models of the main industrial indicators was developed. The methodology for scenario forecasting of indicators of frumentaceous production and vine growing was proposed based on the use of the influence of solar activity on agrobiological processes.

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“…Moreover, the way of getting innovations is related to the level of adoption of the EMS and its structural innovations (Llach et al, 2007) so that its adoption is not only an innovation itself but it also encourages for other innovations (Carruthers & Vanclay, 2012). Nonetheless, other studies have not been able to find a clear casualty of EMSs over process innovations (Ziegler & Seijas Nogareda, 2009), or on product innovations (Wagner, 2008).…”

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Relating open innovation, innovation and management systems integration

Hernandez-Vivanco

Bernardo

Cruz‐Cázares

2016

IMDS

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Findings: The level of IMS positively influences process and product IC. Moreover, external cooperation, and using it a high extent not only positively moderate the effects of the level of IMS over process IC, but also of process over product IC, where it becomes indispensable for its effect to be positive. Finally, investing in external knowledge is a positive moderator of the effects of the level of IMS over both: process and product IC.Originality / Value: This is one the first studies on empirically finding evidence of the impact of the level of IMS on process and product IC, and of the moderating effect of performing OI activities in order to achieve higher process and product IC through the IMS.

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The intrinsic features of Environmental Management Systems that facilitate adoption and encourage innovation in primary industries

Cited by 40 publications

References 59 publications

Motivations for implementing environmental management practices in Indian industries

Motivations for implementing environmental management practices in Indian industries

Methodical Bases for Developing Predictive Scenarios of Agribusiness

Relating open innovation, innovation and management systems integration

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