Processes,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(12), P. 2697 - 2697
Published: Nov. 29, 2024
Textile
and
clothing
(T&C)
production
consumption
have
been
steadily
increasing
for
many
years,
accompanied
by
significant
resource
consumption,
waste
generation,
environmental
impact.
Germany
holds
a
pivotal
position
in
the
industry,
both
within
EU
globally,
as
leading
producer,
importer,
exporter
of
T&C.
The
circular
economy
(CE)
concept
has
emerged
promising
solution
to
address
industry’s
negative
impacts
emphasising
reduction,
reuse,
recycling
resources
across
value
chain.
Digital
technologies
(DTs)
are
increasingly
recognised
key
enablers
facilitators
this
transition,
promoting
efficiency
circularity
manufacturing
processes.
However,
extent
which
these
implemented
German
T&C
industry
remains
largely
underexplored.
This
study
seeks
investigate
role
DTs
advancing
CE
practices
manufacturing.
Employing
process
mapping
technology
profiling,
research
adopts
an
inductive,
qualitative
approach
based
on
primary
interview
data
explore
three
areas:
(1)
current
practices,
(2)
deployment
supportive
DTs,
(3)
challenges
implementing
DTs.
findings
reveal
that
adoption
is
set
accelerate
among
manufacturers,
driven
regulatory
compliance
market
pressures,
with
playing
critical
enabling
transition.
proposes
new
operational
framework
designed
facilitate
shift
towards
more
textile
sector,
aligning
ambitious
goals
European
Union
broader
societal
objectives.
Finance & Accounting Research Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
6(6), P. 953 - 977
Published: June 13, 2024
This
study
explores
the
critical
intersection
between
circular
economy
(CE)
practices
and
cybersecurity
measures,
aiming
to
uncover
strategic
implications
for
stakeholders
propose
directions
future
research.
Employing
a
systematic
literature
review
methodology,
analyzes
peer-reviewed
articles,
reports,
case
studies
published
2014
2024.
The
focuses
on
identifying
mutual
benefits
challenges
of
integrating
within
CE
models,
role
standards,
policies,
regulatory
frameworks
in
facilitating
this
integration,
evolving
landscape
opportunities
recommendations
businesses,
policymakers,
technologists.
Key
insights
reveal
that
is
not
only
essential
protecting
digital
infrastructure
supporting
but
also
serves
as
asset
enhances
resilience
sustainability
business
models.
identifies
several
at
intersection,
including
complexity
securing
intricate
supply
chains
need
robust
data
protection
measures.
Opportunities
lie
leveraging
technologies
foster
innovative,
sustainable
models
developing
comprehensive
support
secure
practices.
Strategic
emphasize
importance
holistic
approach
cybersecurity,
development
supportive
advancement
technologies.
Future
research
include
empirical
effectiveness
measures
interdisciplinary
bridging
environmental
science,
management.
Keywords:
Circular
Economy,
Cybersecurity,
Sustainable
Business
Models,
Systematic
Literature
Review
Systems,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13(2), P. 129 - 129
Published: Feb. 17, 2025
In
open
innovation
projects
(OIPs),
project
members
from
different
participating
organizations
often
have
dual
social
identifications,
namely,
identification
and
organizational
identification.
While
such
identifications
may
align
or
conflict
in
shaping
collaborative
behaviors,
their
micro-level
psychological
mechanisms
performance
implications
remain
underexplored,
as
prior
research
predominantly
adopts
a
firm-centric
perspective.
This
study
examines
how
affect
OIP
performance.
The
investigation
considers
mediating
role
of
knowledge
collaboration
the
moderating
resource
interdependence.
Data
were
collected
through
questionnaire
survey
targeting
OIPs
major
high-tech
industrial
development
zones
China.
results
show
that
drives
to
collaborate
deeply
(e.g.,
sharing
core
expertise)
broadly
involving
diverse
partners),
both
which
boost
By
contrast,
prioritizes
expanding
breadth
over
deep
collaboration,
risks
superficial
engagement.
Too
many
partners
initially
help
but
eventually
harm
performance,
whereas
deeper
consistently
improves
addition,
interdependence
strengthens
positive
effects
on
depth
does
little
for
extends
identity
theory
field
offers
novel
insights
into
practices
reality
OIPs,
revealing
interact
with
shape
Additionally,
it
actionable
strategies
balancing
while
leveraging
governance.
Oeconomia Copernicana,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(2), P. 637 - 682
Published: June 30, 2024
Research
background:
The
concept
of
sustainable
firm
performance
has
gained
significant
interest
within
the
highly
competitive
business
arena.
There
been
a
increase
in
adoption
and
implementation
circular
economy
practices
by
industries.
If
company
can
implement
an
established
approach
to
practices,
it
may
expedite
attainment
corporate
performance.
This
research
is
conducted
context
ready-made
garment
organizations
that
are
following
green
criteria
their
activities.
study
focuses
on
emerging
South
Asian
country,
Bangladesh,
as
holds
strong
position
global
apparel
market;
imperative
assess
ensure
environmental
maintenance
this
country’s
sector.
Purpose
article:
purpose
investigate
relationship
between
organizational
contributory
three-dimensional
performance,
i.e.
environmental,
financial,
social
Method:
quantitative
survey-based
study;
total
418
managers
were
selected
participate.
Primary
data
was
collected
through
structured
questionnaire
given
sample
permanent
Bangladesh.
For
input
analysis,
SPSS
PLS-SEM
software
used.
Findings
&
value
added:
results
our
demonstrate
noteworthy
enhances
comprehension
efficacy
addressing
issues.
examines
potential
ramifications
implementing
for
policymakers
sector,
which
known
its
labor-intensive
activities,
ranks
country's
second-largest
contributor.
outcomes
provide
distinctive
perspective
adding
concerns
economies.
Thus,
investigation
provides
valuable
insights
market
products
concerning
environment,
resource
maximization,
energy
saving,
production
processes.
Business Strategy and the Environment,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
33(6), P. 5703 - 5720
Published: April 22, 2024
Abstract
This
study
deploys
institutional
theory
and
Resource
orchestration
(ROT)
to
examine
the
roles
supply
chain
stakeholder
pressure,
circular
innovation
orientation
(CIO)
environmental
information
exchange
capability
(EIEC)
play
in
adopting
Circular
(CSC)
practices.
uses
a
partial
least
square
structural
equation
modelling
(PLS‐SEM)
analyse
survey
data
gathered
from
290
managers
of
manufacturing
Small
medium
enterprises
(SMEs)
Ghana.
finds
that
pressure
stakeholders
substantially
drives
SMEs'
CSC
confirms
EIEC
negatively
moderates
relationship
between
Finally,
this
complementarity
CIO
through
moderating
effects
advances
management
(CSCM)
literature
by
testing
research
framework
examines
important
but
rarely
studied
practices
adoption
under
resource
perspectives.
Journal of Industrial Ecology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 28, 2025
Abstract
Despite
the
growing
interest
in
circular
economy
(CE)
and
recognition
of
CE
as
a
research
field,
process
building
theories
remains
underdeveloped
disorganized.
Relevant
reasons
might
include
lack
clear
understanding
what
theory
can
be,
prevalence
gap‐spotting
research,
common
goal
for
scholars.
First,
this
forum
article
defines
“CE
theory”
adopting
positivistic
approach.
Second,
presents
more
organized
structure
toward
development
oriented
on
empirical
practices.
In
addition,
study
highlights
how
“partial
theories”
focusing
specific
practices,
or
combination
them,
should
be
first
step
an
integrative
theory.
Third,
paper
suggests
two
main
ways
developing
partial
theories:
(i)
consolidating
concepts
already
developed
into
elements
theoretical
framework;
(ii)
framing
future
pieces
explicative
that
contribute
to
theories.
Last,
by
approach
practical‐oriented
perspective,
provides
example
contribution
reuse.
particular,
leveraging
form
propositional
theorizing,
explains
why
reuse
practices
are
expected
observed
industries
characterized
high
degree
product
modularization,
standardization,
innovation.
doing
so,
aims
enrich
foster
contributions
studies.
