From Trash to Cash: A Case of Waste Management Business Model Formation

Ladhe, Tobias; Magnusson, Johan; Nilsson, Andréas

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-05951-8_31

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“…• SDG 8.4-Improving resource efficiency in consumption and production Table 6 displays studies for the use of business models in the field of BIM and smart city integration, which are directly related to SDG 8.4. Since the year 2013, pertinent studies have used case studies [73][74][75][76][77], literature reviews [17,78], interviews [79,80], mixed studies [14,63], action designs [81], and AHPs [82] as research methods. Additionally, the study topics focus on how effectively resources are used in consumption and production across a range of industries and areas.…”

Section: • Sdg 83-job Creation and Enterprise Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…As such, this paper focuses on stakeholder interactions in the functioning of urban business models. As shown in Table 7, the use of business models in the field of BIM and smart city integration directly related to stakeholder relationships are listed, which began in the year 2013, mainly adopting the research methods of case studies [3,29,30,43,50,54,55,75], literature reviews [35][36][37]56], interviews [79,80], and action designs [81] for investigation. According to the governance perspective, the development of smart cities depends on the relationships among urban stakeholders, which are valued more highly than other urban notions [56].…”

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Integration of Smart Cities and Building Information Modeling (BIM) for a Sustainability Oriented Business Model to Address Sustainable Development Goals

Liu,

Osmani

2024

Buildings

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The construction industry, business models, and smart cities are recognized as pivotal domains with profound implications for fostering sustainability, prompting extensive research endeavors. However, there remains a dearth of interdisciplinary integration within this sphere aimed at fostering sustainable development. Nevertheless, current studies suggest that research in this area could provide theoretical and practical guidance for the sustainable transformation of society and make a positive contribution to the realization of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Therefore, this paper aims to utilize an innovative mixed research approach combining macro-quantitative bibliometric analysis with subsequent micro-qualitative content examination based on the SDGs to explore the relationship between BIM and smart cities in promoting a sustainability-oriented business model, which provides a comprehensive understanding of the overall situation and development of research topics in the field and contributes to the improvement of the SDGs. The results show that, during the last 13 years (from the year 2011 to 2023), the period from the year 2011 to 2016 was the initial stage of the field, followed by a rapid growth after the year 2018, of which “BIM”, “Smart City”, “Business Model”, “Building Life Cycle”, “Urban Management”, and “Business Model Innovation” are the keywords representing the current research hotspots. The circular economy model that has been developed since 2021 has contributed to life cycle stages, including “briefing stages” and “procurement stages”. As such, the “whole life cycle”, “strategic urban planning frameworks”, and “sustainable business models” have become future research trends, whilst real-world applications such as “smart tourism”, “e-government”, and “green building” have emerged. Further, the key partnerships of “city managers”, “corporate enterprises”, and “public participation” for smart cities contribute to the achievement of SDGs 8 and 17 in terms of integrating urban information technology and urban infrastructure, policy regulation, knowledge-sharing, improving economic efficiency, and promoting sustainable economic growth.

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Integration of Smart Cities and Building Information Modeling (BIM) for a Sustainability Oriented Business Model to Address Sustainable Development Goals

Liu,

Osmani

2024

Buildings

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Green and sustainable business models: historical roots, growth trajectory, conceptual architecture and an agenda for future research—A bibliometric review of green and sustainable business models

Najmaei

Sadeghinejad

2022

Scientometrics

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Over the last two decades, green and sustainable business models (GnSBMs) have become a prominent topic of discussion among scholars, practitioners and policymakers. Preponderance of research and an increasing global pressure to adopt GnSBMs necessitate a comprehensive understanding of the state of research on GnSBMs. Towards this end, we extracted 851 publications on GnSBMs from the Scopus database and employed a series of bibliometrical techniques to: (1) explore the historical roots and sleeping beauties, (2) assess the life cycle, (3) map the conceptual evolution and (4) propose a research agenda for this growing field. Our analysis revealed that research on GnSBMs is moving from a multidisciplinary to an interdisciplinary domain. Its historical roots can be traced to the pioneering works on business strategy in the 1950s, environmental science in the early 1960s and stakeholder theory in the 1980s. Life cycle analysis indicated that research on GnSBM went through an introductory stage from 2002 to 2013 and then began to rapidly grow in 2014, and this growth is forecast to continue until circa 2040. The conceptual structures from 2002 to 2013 and 2014 to 2020 were mapped and an agenda for future research was proposed. Supplementary Information The online version contains supplementary material available at 10.1007/s11192-022-04577-2.

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From Trash to Cash: A Case of Waste Management Business Model Formation

Cited by 2 publications

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Integration of Smart Cities and Building Information Modeling (BIM) for a Sustainability Oriented Business Model to Address Sustainable Development Goals

Integration of Smart Cities and Building Information Modeling (BIM) for a Sustainability Oriented Business Model to Address Sustainable Development Goals

Green and sustainable business models: historical roots, growth trajectory, conceptual architecture and an agenda for future research—A bibliometric review of green and sustainable business models

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