Advancing bioplastic packaging products through co-innovation: A conceptual framework for supplier-customer collaboration

Liliani,; Tjahjono, Benny; Cao, Dongmei

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2019.119861

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“…SLR is a more authentic and verifiable source that incorporates a more comprehensive and unbiased search. According to [29] , SLR ”provides a precise mechanism and a stringent review protocol performed to minimize researchers’ bias and maintain the independence of the research process, yet allowing exploration and discovery that contributes to developing an understanding.” The fundamental difference between a traditional narrative review and a Systematic literature review exists is comprehensive and unbiased search [54] . Extensive literature survey ushers that articles based on Systematic literature review can be in different forms such as structured review articles with discussion on methods theories discussed constructs that the previous researchers and contexts used and conditions of the study (Rosado-Serrano, Paul, & Dikova, 2018; Canabal & White, 2008, Paul & Singh, 2017; Kahiya, 2018; Hao et al, 2019); Conceptual framework based papers with further research directions (Paul, Parthasarathy & Gupta, 2017; Kumar, Paul & Unnithan, 2019), theoretical review paper (Gilal et al, 2018; Paul & Rosad-Serrano, 2019), meta-analysis (Knoll & Matthes, 2017), bibliometric review (Randhawa et al, 2016).…”

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“…The data collection protocol used in this study includes a rigorous search strategy with some specific criteria for inclusion and exclusion of the articles to fulfill a Systematic literature review objective. The search strategy incorporates appropriate steps such as identifying and selecting relevant keywords and search terms, selecting the database for articles, further modification of keywords, and applying search strategy [ 29 , 54 ].…”

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“…Study selection or article selection from a selected database identifies and chooses primary studies directly connected with research questions and objectives (Kitchenham & Charters, 2007). The study adopted a systematic protocol that includes deciding on selection criteria, extraction methods, sorting duplicate articles among the databases, and selection of study based on title, abstract, and keywords to reduce the bias and human error [54] [ 29 , 54 ].…”

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SMEs in Covid-19 Crisis and Combating Strategies: A Systematic Literature Review (SLR) and A Case from Emerging Economy

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2022

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The paper intends to understand the research trends in "Covid-19 and SME" through a Systematic Literature Review and extract themes to explore the most affected areas of SMEs during the Covid 19 pandemic. Subsequently, the study attempted to understand how SMEs of a developing country strive during this crisis and recommend a resilience strategy framework to navigate SMEs in post-Covid situations. The authors extracted data from Scopus and Web of science to conduct a Systematic Literature Review (SLR), Extracted data from both databases were merged using R programming. Each extracted data has its uniqueness in an organization; we use converted web of science data to Scopus data to get the same tag in R programming. The study adopts a bibliometric analysis to present the research corpus in the domain of “Covid-19 and SMEs”. The cluster method of R programming has been used to usher the significantly affected areas of SMEs. Based on the cluster theme, an open-ended questionnaire was developed and used to interview 23 SMEs in Bangladesh for the case study. Nvivo-13.00 was used to extract the topic from the transcriptions of the interviews. The study reveals that Cash flow shortages and Supply Chain Disruptions are the critical constraints of SMEs. On the contrary, Digital transformation has gained momentum during this crisis. Enterprises that made the best use of digital platforms through technology, digital marketing, and innovations secured the peak of success and profitability. The study also recommends a critical dynamic, resilient strategy model to adopt in the "new normal" for successful navigation of SME business in the future. The study is the first of its kind that integrates SLR and a case study on the hurdles of SME owners during the Covid 19 crisis. Thus, it helps advance the understanding of the subject matter and enables the formulation of resilient strategies by policymakers and SME owners to navigate the business in any potential crisis in the future. The study has significant methodological contribution as it presents how to merge both Scopus and web of science data to conduct bibliometric analysis through R programming. Besides, it also contributes to using R's clustering method to extract themes for SME and Covid -19 domain. Finally, the study presents an overview of SMEs in crisis such as Covid-19 and a case study of a rising economy and its response measures. The Case study has been designed to concentrate on Bangladesh's SME owners and practical implications potentially limited to emerging Asian Economies.

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Section: Methodology Of the Studymentioning

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Section: Methodology Of the Studymentioning

confidence: 99%

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SMEs in Covid-19 Crisis and Combating Strategies: A Systematic Literature Review (SLR) and A Case from Emerging Economy

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2022

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“…As practice shows, the perception of fairness promotes the involvement of supply chain participants in the development and implementation of green innovations, and the involvement creates favorable conditions for the exchange of experience and knowledge [17]. In the context of cooperation in the development and practical implementation of measures in the field of environmental preservation, the concept of co-innovation has been introduced, reflecting the mechanism of interaction between the developer of an innovation and its consumer-the manufacturer of a particular product [18]. Living laboratories and Do-It-Yourself laboratories are becoming elements of global innovation systems, acting as a kind of knowledge broker.…”

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Strategic Innovation as a Factor of Adaptation of National Economies to the Development of Global Value Chains

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In age of sustainable development, strategic innovations have become the most important factor in the adaptation of national economies to dynamic global changes, encompassing trade and economic relations between the leading and developing countries of the World. At the same time, the task of this study was to reveal the complex and contradictory role of strategic innovations in the development of national economies against the background of the transformation of global value chains (GVCs). Main methods for solving the problem were empirical methods of comparative and structural analysis, as well as econometrics. The study analyzed 44 countries classified by the World Bank in the group of countries with per capita incomes below and above the average, as well as with high income. Results of the calculations made it possible to establish a highly differentiated relationship between the share of products manufactured by foreign companies operating in the host countries, on the one hand, and indicators of the dynamics of foreign direct investment (the number of researchers engaged in R&D, the number of technical specialists involved in research and development (R&D), the cost of research and development in the territory of the host countries), on the other hand. This made it possible to determine the role of strategic innovation in the adaptation of national economies. The established dependencies expand the understanding of the role of strategic innovations in the formation and further development of global value chains and their significance in evolution: from process and product innovations of individual companies to the formation of global innovation ecosystems.

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“…Extant contributions in this domain cover a varied but fragmented range of topics that have studied how the transition of the bioeconomy may evolve concerning the different sectors involved in a sustainable transition. Examples can be found in forest-based bioeconomy [9,10], bioplastics and biolubricants for the road and aviation sectors [11], value networks that can facilitate the diffusion of sustainable innovation in food packaging [12], the adaptation of business models for a biocircular economy [13][14][15] and co-innovation mechanisms [16].…”

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Food Plastic Packaging Transition towards Circular Bioeconomy: A Systematic Review of Literature

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Advancement in packaging technology has played an essential role in reducing food waste and losses; however, most of this technology relies mostly on the use of plastics. Thus, there is an imminent need to think seriously about the transition towards a circular bioeconomy of innovative biobased materials with biodegradability potentials. This paper examines the driving forces behind the changes in food plastic packaging regimes and specifically seeks to understand how socio-technical configurations may influence niches to transition to a circular bioeconomy, particularly biobased biodegradable plastic materials. By employing a systematic review of the literature, we find that coordination with other back-end socio-technical systems that provide valorization of packaging waste is crucial to enable the transition. The literature indicates that one possible transition path is that the biobased biodegradable materials serve as “carriers of food waste”. The paper contributes to the discussion on the dynamics of food packaging in the transition to a bioeconomy viewed through the lenses of a socio-technical system (niche–regime–landscape), which continues to reinforce future actions, leading to better management of packaging end-of-life.

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Advancing bioplastic packaging products through co-innovation: A conceptual framework for supplier-customer collaboration

Cited by 30 publications

References 75 publications

SMEs in Covid-19 Crisis and Combating Strategies: A Systematic Literature Review (SLR) and A Case from Emerging Economy

SMEs in Covid-19 Crisis and Combating Strategies: A Systematic Literature Review (SLR) and A Case from Emerging Economy

Strategic Innovation as a Factor of Adaptation of National Economies to the Development of Global Value Chains

Food Plastic Packaging Transition towards Circular Bioeconomy: A Systematic Review of Literature

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