Exploring circular shipbuilding: A systematic review on circular economy business models and supporting technologies

Scipioni, Sara; Dini, Gianluca; Niccolini, Federico

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2023.138470

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“…CEs are designed products with a long life that can be reused, repaired, refurbished, and remanufactured. Rather than simply recovering energy and maintaining the functional value of the product, waste as little as possible (Sara et al, 2023). In progress, information technology resourcesthe Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), cloud computing, virtual reality, big data, and analytics-play vital roles in this model because of its circular base (Khoirunisa et al, 2023).…”

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Riding the tides of change: A bibliometric expedition on technology-enabled circular economy

Apriantoro,

Diniyah,

Rosadi

2024

Multidiscip. Rev.

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This paper presents a bibliometric expedition to explore the potential of the technology-enabled circular economy. The study focuses on publications related to the circular economy and technology to maximize the quantity and materials used during production and recycling for the sustainability of the circular economy. Scopus was used to identify technology-supported circular economy publications. The study employs bibliometric analysis to analyze references, document content, and networks using R and RStudio tools, VOSviewer, and Microsoft Excel. The investigation revealed 524 documents from 1974 to 2023. The research area was analyzed using coauthorship, co-occurrence, and bibliometric coupling analysis. The results show the development of research on circular economy issues, trends in factors through the most dominant network, and the attribution of circular economy publications supported by technology in the Scopus index database. This study provides insights into circular economy practices in manufacturing companies and the potential of a circular economy supported by technology for manufacturing.

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Riding the tides of change: A bibliometric expedition on technology-enabled circular economy

Apriantoro,

Diniyah,

Rosadi

2024

Multidiscip. Rev.

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“…However, these are often examples of individual technologies that do not consider the entire CE business model in the given organization. Therefore, it is very important to expand the debate on building innovative CBMs by enterprises, also referred to as "circular economy business models" (CEBM) [5] and "CE business models" (CEBM) [35,36].…”

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Circular Business Models (CBMs) in Environmental Management—Analysis of Definitions, Typologies and Methods of Creation in Organizations

Smol,

Marcinek,

Duda

2024

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A circular economy (CE) is an economic model that involves more sustainable management of raw materials and waste. Implementation of CE assumptions is highly recommended in the form of dedicated CE technologies as well as CE business models, so-called circular business models (CBMs), which are an integral part of environmental management in organizations. Depending on the application and the type of sector or enterprise, CBMs are defined differently, focusing on various areas of raw materials and waste management. In general, they should create added value for the given enterprise that meets the CE assumptions or integrate CE principles with the organization’s business practices. This paper aims to analyze different approaches to CBMs with the use of comparative analysis and desk research methods. The scope of this paper includes a comparative analysis of CBM definitions and their typologies, as well as the basics for creating CBMs in enterprises. Moreover, good practices of implemented CMBs in various enterprises are presented. The general definition of CBM is developed as “a business model that assumes creating, delivering and capturing added value for the consumer while considering the CE principles”. Furthermore, the basics of building CBM using a modified Business Model Canvas are proposed. In general, CBM should consider the key CE assumption, i.e., increased raw material efficiency. In the coming years, a further increase in interest in CBMs dedicated to specific sectors and their areas of activity is expected. Various stakeholders could use them as a benchmark to compare and define the best practices for the successful adoption of CBMs in the future.

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A critical review of the key aspects of sharing economy: A systematic literature review and research framework

Rathnayake,

Ochoa,

et al. 2024

Journal of Cleaner Production

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Exploring circular shipbuilding: A systematic review on circular economy business models and supporting technologies

Cited by 8 publications

References 69 publications

Riding the tides of change: A bibliometric expedition on technology-enabled circular economy

Riding the tides of change: A bibliometric expedition on technology-enabled circular economy

Circular Business Models (CBMs) in Environmental Management—Analysis of Definitions, Typologies and Methods of Creation in Organizations

A critical review of the key aspects of sharing economy: A systematic literature review and research framework

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