Understanding reverse supply chains

Frei, Regina; Bines, Angela; Lothian, Iain; Jack, Lisa

doi:10.1504/ijscor.2016.082029

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“…Second, the players in the market will need to change a variety of their activities for this novel system and thus their interplay, e.g. reverse logistics is now required for the returned bottles (Frei et al, 2016). Third, novel policies must be adopted to regulate the novel technology, e.g.…”

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Barriers to the Circular Economy: Evidence From the European Union (EU)

Kirchherr

Piscicelli

Bour

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Ecological Economics

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Section: Methodsmentioning

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Barriers to the Circular Economy: Evidence From the European Union (EU)

Kirchherr

Piscicelli

Bour

et al. 2018

Ecological Economics

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“…The multitude of supply sources increases the overall coordination effort and the complexity of procurement logistics. Since there is also a high degree of uncertainty regarding the return time of cores by the customer, close, cross-company cooperation with third-party service providers is necessary for supply chains that are directed backwards, as well as the active involvement of customers in the take-back process [14]. The configuration of the closed-loop supply chain represents the increased demands on cooperation with customers and third-party service providers and therefore represents the strategic management field of action of procurement logistics.…”

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Remanufacturing of electric vehicles: Challenges in production management

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Due to the conceptual degrees of freedom in their product structure, electric vehicles offer high potential for remanufacturing-oriented product design. This potential is, however, not realized yet. Remanufacturing as one fundamental element of a circular economy is characterized by specific challenges caused by uncertain information about the condition and the timing of the returning product. By means of a case study within the remanufacturing industry, the effects of uncertainties on remanufacturing operations are examined and different approaches within the field of production management to meet these specific challenges are pointed out. Based on the result of the case study a production management framework outlining fields of action to deal with remanufacturing specific uncertainties is developed. In this context, the requirements for remanufacturing of electric vehicles are derived by analyzing similarities from other industry sectors. In conclusion, a solution approach for the implementation for electric vehicles is presented for strategic, tactical and operational procurement logistics and remanufacturing operations.

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“…Often risks arise in various aspects of the supply chain network [17]. As expressed by [18], about the advances in recycling technology is a challenge in the supply chain. [19], in his writing said that the globalization of markets and environmental challenges is a challenge for the modern supply chain.…”

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The Trigger Factors and Constraints on e-Supply Chain Processes: A Systematic Literature Review

Maniah

Meyliana

Hidavanto

et al. 2018

2018 International Conference on Information Management and Technology (ICIMTech)

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The development of information technology will certainly have a major influence on all aspects of life, not least for companies engaged in the supply chain. The role of information technology and electronic networks in running a supply chain is called the Electronic Supply Chain (e-Supply Chain). The main point of this research is to conduct a literature review to find the trigger factors and constraints in the e-supply chain. This research uses the Systematic Literature Review methodology to collect selected research articles. The steps in defining the selected article use PRISMA. Keywords used for article search are ("Trigger" OR "Driving") AND "Factors" AND "Constraints" AND ("Supply Chain" OR "SC") AND ("electronics supply chain" OR "e-supply chain" ) AND "Processes". Source of data used includes: Elsevier, ACM Digital Library, Emerald Insight, IEEE Explore, Inder science publisher, and Springer. Based on the literature review that was carried out, the resulting trigger factors in the e-supply chain, including: Integrated supply chain system, IT Support, Service quality; while the constraints include: A supply chain network cyber attack, Manufacturing, storage or distribution problems, Operational, economic, environmental and social factors, Restrictive government regulations, Costs and logistics performance, cost of raw materials, Post-harvest waste, Global / digital markets, product life cycles, consumer demand, Logistics strategy, Global competitiveness, Internationalization of markets and climate change.

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Understanding reverse supply chains

Cited by 10 publications

References 43 publications

Barriers to the Circular Economy: Evidence From the European Union (EU)

Barriers to the Circular Economy: Evidence From the European Union (EU)

Remanufacturing of electric vehicles: Challenges in production management

The Trigger Factors and Constraints on e-Supply Chain Processes: A Systematic Literature Review

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