Resources,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(2), P. 22 - 22
Published: Feb. 1, 2024
This
paper
examines
the
role
of
dynamic
capabilities
as
resources
for
achieving
environmental
sustainability,
economic
and
corporate
social
responsibility
within
pillars
Sustainable
Development
Goals.
Economic
growth
technological
progress,
while
driving
societal
advancements,
have
also
contributed
to
challenges
such
inefficient
resource
utilization,
inequality,
climate
change,
unsustainable
production.
Through
an
integrative
review,
identifies
sixteen
incorporated
into
a
business
framework.
These
aim
support
along
with
in
line
The
emphasizes
opportunities
companies
academia
adopt
sustainable
practices.
contribution
aims
advance
broader
objective
development
by
promoting
balance
between
progress
responsible
management.
Journal of Innovation & Knowledge,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
8(1), P. 100326 - 100326
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Faced
with
increasingly
severe
environmental
challenges
and
the
rapid
development
of
digital
technologies,
enterprises'
green
innovation
digitalization
strategies
have
attracted
much
attention.
However,
research
that
links
enterprise
explores
internal
mechanism
this
link
is
still
scant.
Therefore,
based
on
dynamic
capability
theory
hierarchy,
study
develops
examines
a
conceptual
model
describes
digitalization–green
relationship.
Using
data
covering
1,166
listed
manufacturing
firms
in
China
during
2008–2019,
we
apply
ordinary
least
squares
method
to
verify
can
positively
affect
innovation,
absorptive
capacity
mediates
Moreover,
find
credit
strengthens
positive
relationship
between
innovation.
Based
these
findings,
provides
valuable
theoretical
reference
practical
enlightenment
for
promoting
more
effectively.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(8), P. 6568 - 6568
Published: April 12, 2023
Corporate
performance
in
ESG
has
received
increased
attention;
however,
the
discussion
on
how
digital
development
will
affect
corporate
practice
of
needs
to
be
deepened.
This
paper
discusses
impact
transformation
using
multiple
linear
regressions
with
STATA
17.0
for
2707
companies
listed
China
A-shares
period
2010–2021.
Based
principal–agent
theory,
resource-based
theory
and
signaling
study
finds
that
can
improve
performance.
From
an
external
perspective,
contribution
diminishes
when
environmental
uncertainty
increases;
from
internal
positive
effect
is
more
significant
larger-scale
enterprises.
In
addition,
further
enhance
by
promoting
green
innovation,
i.e.,
innovation
a
mediating
role
relationship
between
two
factors.
The
findings
introduce
new
thinking
factors
influence
performance,
advance
relevant
research
provide
important
references
managers
government
departments
who
are
concerned
about
make
appropriate
decisions.
Energies,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
16(3), P. 1427 - 1427
Published: Feb. 1, 2023
Ensuring
a
sustainable
supply
for
humankind
with
mineral
raw
materials
and
preventing
fuel
energy
crises,
minimizing
human-made
accidents
the
negative
impact
of
industry
on
environment,
inflow
funds
innovations
into
mining
sector
should
be
expanding
in
time
space.
To
do
this,
new
platforms
have
not
only
innovative
technological,
but
also
social-and-economic
coverage
latest
competencies,
which
Mining
4.0
fully
corresponds
to.
The
achievements
Fourth
Industrial
Revolution,
embodied
“end-to-end”
digital
convergent
technologies,
are
able
to
ensure
stable
development
resource
face
fluctuations
material
demand
profitability
enterprises,
strengthening
environmental
safety
legislation.
is
response
technological
shocks
associated
accelerated
modernization
manufacturing
infrastructure
industries.
This
article
attempts
give
multilateral
overview
industries
transformation
course
diffusion
Industry
highlight
core
frontiers
expansion,
show
opportunities
threats
replacing
physical
systems
humans
cyber-physical
systems.
Further,
economic
social
horizons
5.0
specific
total
digitalization
discussed.
Industry and Innovation,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
30(7), P. 766 - 800
Published: May 22, 2023
ABSTRACTABSTRACTThis
paper
investigates
how
the
twin
transition
(digital
&
green)
unfolds
within
firms
by
relating
investments
in
digital
technologies
to
propensity
of
eco-innovating
production
processes
and
models.
Drawing
on
a
heterogeneous
theoretical
background,
can
be
hypothesised
enable
eco-innovation
across
board.
However,
greater
impact
is
expected
from
Artificial
Intelligence
bundling
investments.
Using
new
Permanent
Census
Firms
Italian
National
Statistical
Office,
these
hypotheses
are
tested
large
sample
more
than
150,000
firms.
Results
confirm
that
contribution
firm's
mainly
driven
AI
application
areas,
while
other
work
selectively.
Moreover,
eco-innovative
models
benefit
different
technologies,
but
with
differences
among
size.KEYWORDS:
Twin
transitiondigital
technologieseco-innovationartificial
intelligenceIndustry
4.0JEL
CODES:
030O32Q55Q57
AcknowledgementsThe
data
used
this
ISTAT
sources
related
survey:
'Censimento
permanente
delle
Imprese'
The
elaborations
were
performed
at
Laboratory
for
Analysis
Elementary
Data
(ADELE)
compliance
legislation
protection
statistical
confidentiality
personal
data.
results
opinions
expressed
sole
responsibility
authors
do
not
constitute
official
statistics.
Where
expressly
mentioned,
analyses
without
using
(population)
weights.Disclosure
statementNo
potential
conflict
interest
was
reported
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