Green operations and the moderating role of environmental management capability of suppliers on manufacturing firm performance

Wong, Christina W.Y.; Lai, Kee‐hung; Shang, Kuo-Chung; Lu, Chin‐Shan; Leung, Thomas

doi:10.1016/j.ijpe.2011.08.031

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“…For example, promoting technical knowledge and skills concerning pollution, waste prevention, and the value of green technology are essential factors of firm's sustainable practices [25]. Technical knowledge competence also contributes in enhancing the performance of green product innovations in manufacturing firms [26].…”

Section: Technology-organization-environment Framework Applications Fmentioning

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Impact of Competitive Capabilities on Sustainable Manufacturing Applications in Romanian SMEs from the Textile Industry

Ceptureanu

Bologa

et al. 2018

Sustainability

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This paper examines the impact of competitive capabilities on sustainable manufacturing practices in Romanian small and medium-sized enterprises from the textile industry. We developed an econometric model based on previous research conducted by prestigious specialists and validated on a survey data from 221 Romanian small and medium enterprises from the textile industry. Our article proposes a number of implications to encourage entrepreneurs and managers from textile industry to engage in pro-environmental behaviour.

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Section: Technology-organization-environment Framework Applications Fmentioning

confidence: 99%

Impact of Competitive Capabilities on Sustainable Manufacturing Applications in Romanian SMEs from the Textile Industry

Ceptureanu

Bologa

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Sustainability

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“…The NRBV argues that business organizations are dependent on, and constrained by, resources offered by the natural environment to prosper and flourish (Wong et al, 2012). Firms need to develop the capability to exploit and preserve natural resources to achieve superior performance (Hart and Dowell, 2011).…”

Section: Natural Resource-based View (Nrbv)mentioning

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Short-term versus long-term benefits: Balanced sustainability framework and research propositions

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Subramanian

Abdulrahman

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Sustainable Production and Consumption

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Sustainability research has been expanding rapidly during recent decades. Such research takes various forms with the identification of mixed results. Even though there are several review articles on sustainability with valuable insights, the time dimension aspect of sustainability is totally missing in addition to lack of well-developed framework. This paper systematically reviews previous sustainability studies published in the refereed scientific journals for the past two decades to understand the evolution of sustainability issues in the business context and solutions proposed until now. The study categorizes the popular sustainability practices into short-and long-term practices based on the time effect, and link them with different forms of organizational capabilities and sustainability performance. The paper further proposes a two-dimensional sustainability framework that incorporates practices, capabilities and performance, and the balancing issues between short-and long-term sustainability. At the end, it suggests potential research directions for future research as well. Graphical abstract Highlights We systematically reviews the past two decades sustainability studies published in the refereed scientific journals  We use time dimension to classify and understand sustainability benefits Review of sustainability theories, practices, capabilities, and performance Classification of sustainability practices, capabilities, and sustainability performance Model & propositions development We categorized sustainability practices and performances into short-and long-term perspectives for effective managerial decisions  We propose research propositions relating firm's capability and its implementation of shortand long-term sustainability practices and sustainability performance.  We draw attention to the future role of organizational capabilities and their interactions with sustainability practices to achieve better performance.

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“…On the contrast, for organizations, the interrogation of how to organize introspective management procedures that stimulate pervasive worker participation and incessant learning is vital to dropping and precluding pollution. Inter-industrial ecological policies, such as contrivance for the environment, analysis of life cycle, green diffusion and reverse logistics are usually designated to as product work plans 7 which accentuate coalitions between vendors and customers to reciprocally deal with crossbusiness environmental disputes 8 . These methods furnish a collaborative platform between SC partners, and thus inaugurate societal linkages entrenched with faith and dedication which inspire knowledge exchange and reciprocity 9 .…”

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Impact of Drivers for the Implementation of Green Concept in Small and Medium Sized (Smes) Leather Industries of Northern Tamilnadu

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The eco-friendly structure of supply chain concentrates on the accountability of an organization in valuing the entire ecological effects of yields through its complete life cycle, from the procurement of raw materials to the final utilization and products disposal. This paper aims to delineate the pressures for espousing greenness in supply chain management among small and medium sized leather industries of northern Tamilnadu. Drivers which aid to implement Green Supply Chain Management are defined via literature review and also from leather industry experts. The quantitative figures were evaluated using regression analysis, correlation and standard deviation. The outcomes of this analysis exposed that a management commitment, green procurement and green marketing methodologies, eco-friendly proposal and environ praxis are not contemplated by the industries to green the entire supply chain (SC) system. Even though the environmental protocols and policies of leather industries are rigorous, the industries are violating the rules because there is no action from concerned boards. This work proposes concerned departments to formulate apt monitoring structure and consolidative supply chain philosophy to restraint the problems and to support balanced economic growth.

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Green operations and the moderating role of environmental management capability of suppliers on manufacturing firm performance

Cited by 389 publications

References 81 publications

Impact of Competitive Capabilities on Sustainable Manufacturing Applications in Romanian SMEs from the Textile Industry

Impact of Competitive Capabilities on Sustainable Manufacturing Applications in Romanian SMEs from the Textile Industry

Short-term versus long-term benefits: Balanced sustainability framework and research propositions

Impact of Drivers for the Implementation of Green Concept in Small and Medium Sized (Smes) Leather Industries of Northern Tamilnadu

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