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Radar Green Supply Chain 2023

Written by webm@ster the . Posted in Uncategorized.

The 2nd edition of the radar presents over 140 solutions for decarbonizing your Supply Chain. Discover a practical guide designed to help companies transform and adopt more sustainable organizational models.

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The systems, tools or services listed all have an environmental or even sustainable objective and meet 3 imperatives, namely :

  1. Green
  2. Innovative
  3. For the Supply Chain

What's more, they're French or even European, and above all, they're already available on the market!

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Designing a sustainable supply chain network: a study of the Colombian dairy sector

Written by Elorri THICOIPE the . Published in Uncategorized.

This work is an example of the application of the analytical model to strategic and tactical decisions in the agri-food industry. In practice, the analysis carried out in this paper helps decision-makers in the dairy sector to contribute to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The main results of the study include a systematic approach based on the integration of the three dimensions of sustainability, a sector-focused methodology for measuring social, environmental and economic parameters in supply chain design.

An article published in Annals of Operations Research and submitted to the Best Article in Sustainable Supply Chain 2023 jury by Carlos A. Moreno-Camacho, Jairo R. Montoya-Torres and Anicia Jaegler.

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Co-design process for sustainable logistics innovation: feedback from the Smart Green Pallet case study

Written by Elorri THICOIPE the . Published in Uncategorized.

This article looks at the process of co-designing a sustainable logistics innovation for direct large-scale implementation. It is based on the case of the design of a "Smart Green Pallet" and an associated innovative service offering. After positioning the case study, the article describes the process that led to the design of a sustainable product+service offering combining innovation in materials (recycled and recyclable plastic), innovation in the assembly of information systems (IS) and information technologies (IT), and innovation in the service offering linked
to the use of traceability data.

An article published in Logistique & Management and submitted to the jury for the Best Article in Sustainable Supply Chain 2023 by Nathalie Fabbe-Costes, Yuan Yao, Vichara Kin and Marc Galant.

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Optimum pollution control in a dynamic, multi-level supply chain

Written by Elorri THICOIPE the . Published in Uncategorized.

In this research, we show how a logistics transport planner optimizes the trips to be made while minimizing greenhouse gas emissions in a dynamic framework.

An article published in Environ Model Assess 27, 585-598 (2022) and submitted to the Best Article in Sustainable Supply Chain 2023 jury by Xavier Brusset, Aida Jebali, Davide La Torre and Shumail Mazahir.

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Methodological Framework for the Selection of Greenhouse Gas Emission Reduction Projects in Supply Chains

Written by Elorri THICOIPE the . Published in Uncategorized.

In this article, we focus on a company wishing to reduce the total
carbon footprint associated with the product or service it offers. In this contribution, we propose a four-stage decision-support framework to help identify which actions to implement in order to select the most relevant projects for reducing the total carbon footprint within a supply chain.

An article published in Supply Chain Forum: An International Journal and submitted to the Best Article in Sustainable Supply Chain 2023 jury by Astrid Koomen, Yann Bouchery and Tarkan Tan.

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How to balance partners' individual preferences in terms of logistics costs and carbon footprint within a horizontal cooperation.

Written by Elorri THICOIPE the . Published in Uncategorized.

In the literature, the benefits of horizontal cooperation are most often calculated
by aggregating demands and considering a single supply chain, at the level of the
coalition. However, this approach overlooks the independent and opportunistic nature of the
participants in the collaboration. They have their own preferences in terms of cost reduction and
environmental impact.

The aim of this article is to take better account of the individual differences between partners within a
cooperation, and to help find a workable balance between them. It makes three main contributions
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An article published in OR Spectrum, 44, pp. 121-153, 2022. and submitted to the jury for Best Article in Sustainable Supply Chain 2023 by T. Hacardiaux, C. Defryn, J.-S. Tancrez and L. Verdonck.