... as, “the strategic, transparent integration and achievement of an organization’s social, environmental, and economic goals in the systemic coordination of key interorganizational business processes for improving the long-term economic performance of the individual company and its supply chains.” Articles which...

... improved performance, especially in light of a constantly changing business environment. This research uses the resource-based and strategic choice theories to better understand the antecedent roles of two strategic orientations, supply chain orientation (SCO) and environmental orientation (EO), on both...

... environmental management. Although traditionally companies in the UK have not tended to address the environmental impacts of their transportation activities (Daskin, 1987), new UK government guidelines from the Department of the Environment, Transport and Regions (DETR) such as those on Green Transport Plans...

...: the supplier as a company, the supplier’s processes, the product itself, and transportation. Environment Environmental management strategy Ishikawa Logistics Suppliers Sweden The first part of the paper introduces the environmental questions and gives a broad view of the development...

... in Table I . When manufacturing firms were compared with service organizations,significantly more manufacturers thought that environment issues would alter the way in which logistics managers used information, while significantly more service organizations thought that environmental factors would...

... and objectives. Environment Logistics Transport The world has seen tremendous economic growth in the past few decades due to the availability of new technologies and international trade opportunities. Unfortunately, serious environmental problems have arisen from this economic growth. Depletion...

... are positively associated. A positive, bidirectional association is hypothesized between production complexity and environmental uncertainty. First, the more uncertain the environment, the greater the risk inherent in a static product assortment. For example, if the market is extremely competitive...

... an altercation with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regarding the storage of chemicals. Three senior officials were indicted and face up to 21 years in prison and $100,000s in fines. Environment Hazardous materials Project management Purchasing Teamwork Toxic waste USA Environmental...

... of the six functions of packaging and the three environments where packaging has to perform. Categorising packaging as either good or bad based on whether or not it is recyclable or reusable is too simplistic an approach and could result in greater rather than fewer environmental problems. © MCB UP Limited...

... to avoid overpackaging and take responsibility to ensure environmental‐friendliness by suppliers of inks and coatings. Paper industry Packaging industry Recycling Environment Green issues New Zealand 44 I PACKAGING - A MAJOR INFLUENCE ON COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE IN THE 1990s E ven environmentally...