28 research outputs found
Using life cycle sustainability assessment to trade off sourcing strategies for humanitarian relief items
Evaluating barriers and solutions for social sustainability adoption in multi-tier supply chains
Greening the supply chain: Evidences of firms in Brazil Esverdeando a cadeia de suprimentos: Algumas evidĂȘncias de empresas localizadas no Brasil
The purpose of this article is to identify and analyze how Green Supply Chain Management (GSCM) practices have been adopted by high-tech companies located in Brazil in order to create guidelines to support similar companies to incorporate GSCM initiatives. This research was based on case studies carried out in some representative companies in this sector. The main results are: (a) the supply chain structure can affect both the adoption of GSCM practices and the way they are adopted, (b) the Brazilian environmental legislation and international policies are very important to boost the adoption of GSCM practices, and (c) based on the results obtained, for each one of the six GSCM practices, suggestions for a more appropriate adoption are offered to similar companies