This book shows the relationship between the sustainability movement and supply chains. It provides a guide for supply chain professionals, as well as government officials, corporate executives, and institutional leaders on how to direct their purchasing power so that they source products that not only fill the needs of their organizations, but that also contribute to the health and well-being of the planet. The author, Dr. Kevin Lyons, Ph.D., combined his experiences as the Chief Procurement Officer at Rutgers University with his own unique supply chain archeology. His archeological research involved sifting through garbage dumps where he examined the discarded products he procured for the university. Working backwoods, he developed systems and techniques for making sure sustainable products entered the supply chain from the start. And once they no longer served their intended purpose, they were recycled or reused.
FEATURES
*Complimentary Green Readiness Guide (Various Calculators to assess your green readiness level and other useful materials) re available for download.
* Plans for helping any organization that develops green supply chains.
* Case studies that show how corporation and governments have gone green.
* Using weather data to plan for disruptions in the supply chain.Dr. Kevin Lyons is a professor at the Rutgers Business School in the Supply Chain Management and Marketing Sciences Department and a Research Professor, Supply Chain Archeology at the Rutgers Center for Supply Chain Management.
His research includes the integration of sustainable development criteria into global Supply Chain Management systems, processes and operations. Dr. Lyons developed the Supply Chain Environmental Archeology research program/lab, which involves the archeological study of climate change and environmental impacts via the supply chain, big data analytics, risk assessment, decision analysis as well as product end-of-life and new product innovation research. He conducts research with Rutgers EcoComplex, the Rutgers Energy Institute and the Rutgers Thomas A Edison Research Papers. He is the principal investigator for the Newark (NJ) Industrial Solution Center research project. Dr. Lyons is an Air Force veteran and spent most of his career in procurement and was the Chief Procurement Officer at Rutgers University until 2011.
Introduction
Greening the Supply Chain
Preparing the Green Supply Chain Organization
The Manufacturing Process
Big Data Analytics: Big Fast Data and Climate Change Solutions and Adaptations
Green Supply Chain Strategies for Corporations
Bringing the Green Supply Chain to the Urban Environment
How Climate Change and Supply Chains Impact Consumers-Related Projects.
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Höhe: 229 mm
Breite: 155 mm
Dicke: 23 mm
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978-0-8311-3514-0 (9780831135140)
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Schweitzer Klassifikation
Dr. Kevin Lyons is a professor at the Rutgers Business School in the Supply Chain Management and Marketing Sciences Department and a Research Professor, Supply Chain Archeology at the Rutgers Center for Supply Chain Management.
His research includes the integration of sustainable development criteria into global Supply Chain Management systems, processes and operations. Dr. Lyons developed the Supply Chain Environmental Archeology research program/lab, which involves the archeological study of climate change and environmental impacts via the supply chain, big data analytics, risk assessment, decision analysis as well as product end-of-life and new product innovation research. He conducts research with Rutgers EcoComplex, the Rutgers Energy Institute and the Rutgers Thomas A Edison Research Papers. He is the principal investigator for the Newark (NJ) Industrial Solution Center research project. Dr. Lyons is an Air Force veteran and spent most of his career in procurement and was the Chief Procurement Officer at Rutgers University until 2011.
Introduction. Greening the Supply Chain. Preparing the Green Supply Chain Organization. The Manufacturing Process. Big Data Analytics: Big Fast Data and Climate Change Solutions and Adaptations. Green Supply Chain Strategies for Corporations. Bringing the Green Supply Chain to the Urban Environment. How Climate Change and Supply Chains Impact Consumers - Related Projects.
