Business Strategy and the Environment,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 5, 2025
ABSTRACT
The
consideration
of
Industry
4.0,
sustainability
and
circular
economy
(I4.0‐S‐
CE
)
drivers
plays
a
pivotal
role
in
the
development
agri‐food
supply
chains
(AFSCs)
that
aim
to
achieve
sustainable
goals
(SDGs).
Establishing
SDGs‐oriented
AFSCs
is
critical
for
meeting
agricultural
needs
developing
countries,
prioritizing
SDGs
effective
policies.
However,
this
requires
integrating
I4.0‐S‐
into
AFSCs.
This
study
first
propose
integration
create
AFSCs,
aiming
identify
key
rank
countries.
A
literature
review
expert
opinions
were
utilized
three
main
18
subdrivers
goal.
Then,
importance
level
each
driver
was
determined
using
fuzzy
best
worst
method
(FBWM),
ranked
based
on
their
weighted
aggregated
sum
product
assessment
(FWASPAS)
scores.
validity
findings
assessed
through
comparison
with
other
decision‐making
techniques
one‐at‐a‐time
sensitivity
analysis.
demonstrates
how
contributes
achievement
Moreover,
offers
valuable
guidance
practitioners
regarding
prioritization
identifying
support
Geoscience Frontiers,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(4), P. 101669 - 101669
Published: July 11, 2023
There
is
growing
attention
from
governments
and
regulators
towards
crucial
matters
such
as
climate
change
global
warming,
resulting
in
a
pressing
need
to
investigate
the
factors
that
make
it
possible
for
businesses
engage
green
finance
(GF).
The
externality
of
environmental
pollution
prioritizes
innovation
(GI)
public
management.
GF
distributes
financial
resources
research
development
(R&D)
clean
energy
environmentally
friendly
goods
processes;
complementary
GI
process
protection.
policies
help
alleviate
impacts
constraints
impaired
industries
involving
new
products,
processes,
services
market.
To
better
understand
how
have
functioned
catalyst
circular
economy
practices,
this
paper
seeks
present
historical
contemporary
overview
these
concepts.
thoroughly
dissected
by
systematic
literature
evaluation
articles
2016-2023
appear
peer-reviewed
journals
are
indexed
SCOPUS
database.
attain
supply
chain
circularity,
article
encompasses
four
major
themes
concerning
adoption
technologies.
also
includes
network
analysis
shortlisted
examine
overall
citation
trends.
It
shown
several
institutional
theories
associated
with
investigated
area.
As
final
step,
framework
provided
illustrate
GIs
might
be
used
achieve
circularity.
findings
provide
novel
concept
related
within
context
which
significant
environmentalists,
policymakers,
investors,
researchers.
Through
its
findings,
study
provides
conceptual
promotes
sustainable
strategies
effectively
balance
considerations
innovation.
helps
leverage
potential
practice
create
value
benefit
society
at
large.
an
unexplored
contribution
current
terms
delivering
evidence
past
approaches
economy.
results
will
attract
policymakers
stakeholders
develop
combine
two
concepts
promote
long
term
sustainability.
Waste Management Bulletin,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
2(3), P. 69 - 83
Published: July 4, 2024
In
today's
interconnected
world,
traditional
approaches
to
managing
resources
and
analyzing
product
life
cycles
are
often
inefficient
lack
precision.
Digital
technologies
offer
a
suite
of
tools
methodologies
that
can
revolutionize
these
practices.
Through
systematic
literature
review
on
the
Scopus
database,
this
study
examines
(i)
various
ways
in
which
digital
contribute
aspects
circular
economy
initiatives,
viz.,
promoting
resource
optimization,
efficiency,
waste
reduction,
overall
sustainability
(ii)
cycle
analysis
organizational
value
chain
within
framework.
Intersections
with
drive
significant
advancements
practices
by
optimizing
efficiency
improving
environmental
impact
assessments
across
industries.
Key
topics
covered
include
technologies,
data
collection
management,
design
lifecycle
monitoring
assessment,
predictive
analytics
modeling,
supply
transparency
traceability,
virtual
reality
(VR)
platforms,
etc.
The
also
highlights
potential
benefits
challenges
associated
adoption
context
initiatives
offers
insights
for
practical
implications
future
research
directions.
By
leveraging
strategically,
organizations
innovation,
overcome
challenges,
accelerate
progress
toward
more
sustainable
economy.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(14), P. 6186 - 6186
Published: July 19, 2024
In
the
post-pandemic
era,
uncertain
global
market
and
rising
social-environmental
issues
drive
organizations
to
adapt
their
supply
chain
strategies
more
dynamic,
flexible
models,
leveraging
advanced
technologies
like
AI,
big
data
analytics,
decision
support
systems.
This
review
paper
aims
examine
current
research
on
AI-integrated
in
sustainable
management
(SSCM)
inform
future
directions.
We
adopted
bibliometric
text
analysis,
targeting
170
articles
published
between
2004
2023
from
Scopus
database
following
PRISMA
(Preferred
Reporting
Items
for
Systematic
Reviews
Meta-Analyses)
protocol.
confirm
that
have
demonstrated
capability
enable
SSCM
across
various
sectors.
generated
ten
topics
using
Latent
Dirichlet
Allocation
(LDA)
method
proposed
20
propositions.
The
results
show
processes
primarily
address
sustainability,
focusing
environmental
economic
issues.
However,
there
is
still
a
technological
gap
tackling
social
working
conditions
fair
dealing.
Thus,
we
dynamic
framework
of
AI
help
researchers
practitioners
synthesize
optimize
models