Traceability-Systeme in der Elektronikindustrie

Bausch, Phillip; Schreiber, Markus; Schöneberger, Jan C.; Metternich, Joachim

doi:10.1515/zwf-2022-1034

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“…At the moment, to calculate PCFs, especially in companies with many product variants, is very time-consuming because a high amount of data has to be gathered from different sources or departments. To overcome this obstacle, and possibly reduce uncertainty due to secondary data at the same time, concepts for automated data acquisition combined with the automation of PCF calculations, described for example in [33,34], are expected to offer great potential to especially reduce uncertainty arising from the use of secondary data and allocation. Therefore, more research and case studies should be conducted in this field to persuade more companies to calculate PCFs and subsequently reduce GHG emissions.…”

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Analysis of Uncertainty Factors in Part-Specific Greenhouse Gas Accounting

Weyand,

Bausch,

Engel

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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Due to the ongoing climate crisis and the resulting targets of several countries, as well as the EU, manufacturing companies face the need to address and reduce their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. To calculate these emissions, the product carbon footprint (PCF) can be a helpful tool, both to come up with reduction measures internally as well as to communicate it externally as competitive advantage. However, the PCF is subject to uncertainty factors that hinder its use and need to be systematically assessed. For this reason, this paper first collects and clusters relevant uncertainty factors resulting from differences between accounting standards, but also from imprecisions within the standards. Subsequently, the PCF is determined in different scenarios of uncertainty factors, applied to an industrial case study. This is used to be able to put the deviation in the final results into perspective. Recommendations for action are finally derived from the analysis of the literature and the results of the use case.

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Analysis of Uncertainty Factors in Part-Specific Greenhouse Gas Accounting

Weyand,

Bausch,

Engel

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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Zielgerichteter Einsatz von Traceability-Systemen

Herrmann,

Metternich

2024

Zeitschrift Für Wirtschaftlichen Fabrikbetrieb

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Traceability systems record information like component ID, processing station and processing time in production. This allows for example to verify the product origin, to limit recalls and to dynamically control production processes. In small and medium-sized companies, Traceability systems are not comprehensively used. This article describes a maturity model that supports demand-oriented system launches and further developments.

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Traceability-Systeme in der Elektronikindustrie

Cited by 2 publications

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Analysis of Uncertainty Factors in Part-Specific Greenhouse Gas Accounting

Analysis of Uncertainty Factors in Part-Specific Greenhouse Gas Accounting

Zielgerichteter Einsatz von Traceability-Systemen

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