Efficiency in Sustainable Supply Chain
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The book focuses on efficiency analysis in enterprises and describes a broader supply-chain context to support improved sustainability. The research and its outcomes presented here provide theoretical and empirical studies on efficiency analysis in the supply chain, including operational, economic, environmental and social aspects. This book sheds new light on the efficiency-assessment framework for practitioners and includes essential tips on how to improve the sustainability of supply-chains operations.
The book focuses on efficiency analysis in enterprises and describes a broader supply-chain context to support improved sustainability. The research and its outcomes presented here provide theoretical and empirical studies on efficiency analysis in the supply chain, including operational, economic, environmental and social aspects. This book sheds new light on the efficiency-assessment framework for practitioners and includes essential tips on how to improve the sustainability of supply-chains operations.
Includes tips on how to improve the sustainability of supply-chains operations Provides a viable assessment framework for practitioners Includes case studies and best practices from industry Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras
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Paulina Golinska-Dawson
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Economic Efficiency Operational Efficiency Sustainable Supply Chain Logistics Controlling Production Process Efficiency
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“Efficiency in Sustainable Supply Chain presents a detailed overview of the important developments in the field of sustainable supply chains. … it covers both operational and strategic aspects related to sustainability in supply chain management (SCM) and new developments in the field. … The book may appeal to undergraduate and graduate students in industrial engineering, management, and operations research, and to professionals in manufacturing industries or product designers … .” (Interfaces, Vol. 47 (5), October, 2017)
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