Identification of critical success factors in reverse logistics; analysing interrelationships by interpretive structural modelling

Panjehfouladgaran, Hamidreza; Bahiraie, Nima; Yusuff, Rosnah Mohd

doi:10.1504/ijsom.2018.10014624

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“…Reverse logistics constitutes a circular construction supply chain management strategy, enabling the backward flow of construction materials from the client to the supplier or manufacturer with the goals of maximizing value from the returned item and assuring its proper disposal (Aghazadeh, 2008). It leverages manufacturing methods to recover used products, enhance value, and return the product to the market to maintain the cyclical loop in the material utilization (Panjehfouladgaran et al, 2018). The integration of forward and reverse supply chain constitutes a comprehensive circular construction supply chain management strategy facilitating the simultaneous management of material, information, and monetary flows (Agrawal et al, 2016).…”

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“…Thus, an organizational strategy defining a robust framework of the actions and plans to achieve circular economy goals must facilitate supportive organizational structures, stakeholder networks, and green deals along the value chain of circular construction projects (Ferasso et al, 2020). A supportive organizational culture must include a shared set of organizational values, attitudes, and beliefs about how value can be created in construction projects, without depleting natural resources and generating excessive waste and pollution (Panjehfouladgaran et al, 2018).…”

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“…The collaboration, communication, and information sharing enable the stakeholders and project team members to develop shared circularity goals, coordinate upstream and downstream circularity decisions and ensure that the functions of all members have a positive cumulative and complementary effect on the success of circular construction projects (Donner et al, 2021; Julianelli et al, 2020; Khan et al, 2020). The collaboration constitutes a recursive process, where the project team members, stakeholders, supply chain partners, and top management work together to achieve the goals of circular construction projects (Panjehfouladgaran et al, 2018). Thus, early involvement and commitment of the project team members and stakeholders are non‐negotiable in circular construction projects.…”

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The transition to a circular economy in the construction industry provides enormous opportunities to decouple construction activities, processes, and practices from finite consumption of natural resources and environmental externalities. Circular construction leverages the interconnected models of narrowing, slowing, and closing resource loops to minimize extractive and wasteful use of natural resources, eliminate waste and pollution from the outset, and retain construction products and materials in use for a longer duration. However, construction practitioners have struggled to implement circular economy principles into construction projects successfully. This study systematically reviewed the critical success factors for implementing circular construction projects. The results revealed 51 critical success factors for circular construction projects, clustered into six typologies: technological (n = 10, Σ = 93, μ = 9.30), supply chain (n = 14, Σ = 84, μ = 6.00), organizational (n = 9, Σ = 82, μ = 9.11), institutional (n = 7, Σ = 43, μ = 6.14), stakeholder success (n = 7, Σ = 73, μ = 10.43), and management success factors (n = 4, Σ = 27, μ = 6.75). A Pareto analysis revealed 30 vital critical success factors for circular construction projects. Thus, the study established the first comprehensive set of critical success strategies for circular construction projects and enriches the knowledge of construction organizations and project team members on how best to implement circular economy principles in construction projects.

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Reverse logistics risk management: identification, clustering and risk mitigation strategies

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PurposeReverse logistics (RL), an inseparable aspect of supply chain management, returns used products to recovery processes with the aim of reducing waste generation. Enterprises, however, seem reluctant to apply RL due to various types of risks which are perceived as posing an economic threat to businesses. This paper draws on a synthesis of supply chain and risk management literature to identify and cluster RL risk factors and to recommend risk mitigation strategies for reducing the negative impact of risks on RL implementation.Design/methodology/approachThe authors identify and cluster risk factors in RL by using risk management theory. Experts in RL and supply chain risk management validated the risk factors via a questionnaire. An unsupervised data mining method, self-organising map, is utilised to cluster RL risk factors into homogeneous categories.FindingsA total of 41 risk factors in the context of RL were identified and clustered into three different groups: strategic, tactical and operational. Risk mitigation strategies are recommended to mitigate the RL risk factors by drawing on supply chain risk management approaches.Originality/valueThis paper studies risks in RL and recommends risk management strategies to control and mitigate risk factors to implement RL successfully.

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Identification of critical success factors in reverse logistics; analysing interrelationships by interpretive structural modelling

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A systematic review of the critical success factors for implementing circular economy in construction projects

A systematic review of the critical success factors for implementing circular economy in construction projects

Reverse logistics risk management: identification, clustering and risk mitigation strategies

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