Virtualization of a supply chain from the manufacturing enterprise view using e-catalogues

Matsuda, Michiko; Nishi, Tatsushi; Hasegawa, Mao; Matsumoto, Sota

doi:10.1016/j.procir.2019.03.230

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“…It helps to maintain the worldwide median heat below the 1.5 °C level agreed upon by the parties. Nearly two metric tons of carbon emissions are prevented annually by nuclear power, compared to a research by the International Nuclear Energy Agency (Matsuda et al 2019). Low-carbon futures need nuclear power creation.…”

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Unleashing the mechanism between small and medium enterprises, and green financing in China: a pathway toward environmental sustainability and green economic recovery

Hou

Zhen

2022

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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In this research, we analyzed green finance, small and medium-sized businesses, and financial literacy in China to boost the green economy. Green finance and financial literacy were examined holistically using a rigorous empirical approach and data envelopment analysis to provide the way to advance green economic recovery in this research. According to empirical evidence, green financing impacts SMEs at 0.31, 0.41, and 2.02 on green economic recovery. China’s green finance and small businesses contribute significantly to the country’s overall green economic revival. A more accurate forecast of green economic recovery was made possible by including other variables such as population expansion, development, and small business development. The analysis used the data envelopment analysis, and the results were solid. Additional hypothetical time-dependent instances demonstrated China’s predicted green financing and small business’s nexus for 2000 to 2020. The proportion of SMEs is decreasing, and as a result, green financing and financial literacy have increased by an average of 12.5% during this time. China’s green financing would fall dramatically if the country’s industrial structure is reduced. According to our findings, financial literacy is positively correlated with green economic recovery, while illiteracy is negatively correlated with growth. Finally, the report provides some ideas for China’s future green economic recovery.

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Section: Hypothesismentioning

confidence: 99%

Unleashing the mechanism between small and medium enterprises, and green financing in China: a pathway toward environmental sustainability and green economic recovery

Hou

Zhen

2022

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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“…Explained the results of the GDP jolt to biofuel for OECD countries. For Europe, (Matsuda et al, 2019), for emerging countries, for Central and South America, and for China all stressed the importance of income in determining biofuel consumption. The detail could clarify this conclusion that as GDP per capita rises, so does the pecuniary viability for countries to develop, maintain, and promote high-tech and cleaner biofuel policies and investment (Bučková et al, 2019).…”

Section: Robustness Analysismentioning

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Evaluation of post COVID-19 energy poverty and global trading impact on energy affordability

Schislyaeva

Saychenko

2022

Front. Energy Res.

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Energy poverty become a serious global problem after COVID-19 among the developing and developed countries that must have to be addressed to meet United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Moreover, the factors contributes to energy poverty have given little attention. The study aims to overlooked on the energy affordability and accessibility among the Europeans living in Energy poverty. Therefore, study mainly concerning on the effecting factors such as bilateral commerce, globalization, and the quality of bureaucracy that possibly affect energy poverty. The influence of bilateral commerce on energy poverty was investigated using many robust panel data approaches, including cross-sectional autoregressive distributed lag (CS-ARDL), common correlated effects generalized method of moments (CCE-GMM), and instrumental variable regression. Annual data utilizes from European nations (from 2000 to 2019). According to the econometric findings, bilateral commerce enhances energy accessibility while raising energy prices. Economic globalization was meant to raise energy costs and restrict fuel access for Europe’s poorest citizens. Study suggested that bilateral trade should be assessed to ensure energy demand and supply conditions meet to keep the energy pricing in the afforadbale range especially among the low income families in the Europen countries. Across models, these results are consistent, allowing us to propose fresh energy accessibility and affordability conclusions in line with the SDGs.

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“…In the modern literature, logistics and supply chain management are considered one of the priority areas of the ongoing digital transformation (Burroughs and Burroughs, 2020). Several authors have considered the digital modifications of logistics, marketing channels, and supply chain management (Mohsin et al, 2015;Matsuda et al, 2019;Cai and Lo, 2020). Researchers couldn't find studies based on the database of the journal of theoretical and applied research on e-commerce by the keywords "Digital omnichannel marketing", "Integration of marketing and logistics", "Dimensions marketing", "Dimension methodology".…”

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Energy Efficient Digital Omnichannel Marketing Based on a Multidimensional Approach to Network Interaction

Barykin

Сергеев²,

Provotorov³

et al. 2022

Front. Energy Res.

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Digital Omnichannel marketing is viewed the answer to future marketing however, the concept is mired with problems related to the energy and carbon footprinting. Therefore, this study proposed energy efficient network of a complex topology of data access and marketting, where the nodes function as an objects with unique characteristics and create digital customer value network. It is believed that competition has transformed into a contest of online platforms in energy efficency as well in economic efficiency. It is emphasized that there is no alternative to multichannel interaction at the present stage of implementing digital business solutions. In this study, authors have developed omnichannel interaction algorithms based on mathematical models. The proposed approach supplements the digital twin model with economic indicators and methods. Results and analysis of multidimensional structures allows for omnichannel network digital interaction and improves the digital marketing approach. To consider the formation of a network configuration of customer service, developing the idea of digital interaction between participants in consumer value chains. The study conclude and recommend to expand the methodology of digital marketing involving alternative channels of interaction and energy efficency by including a mathematical apparatus for analyzing multidimensional structures (n-D structures).

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Virtualization of a supply chain from the manufacturing enterprise view using e-catalogues

Cited by 23 publications

References 11 publications

Unleashing the mechanism between small and medium enterprises, and green financing in China: a pathway toward environmental sustainability and green economic recovery

Unleashing the mechanism between small and medium enterprises, and green financing in China: a pathway toward environmental sustainability and green economic recovery

Evaluation of post COVID-19 energy poverty and global trading impact on energy affordability

Energy Efficient Digital Omnichannel Marketing Based on a Multidimensional Approach to Network Interaction

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