Maturity in management system integration and its relationship with sustainable performance

Poltronieri, Camila Fabrício; Ganga, Gilberto Miller Devós; Gerólamo, Mateus Cecílio

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2018.09.250

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“…Generally VR and IoT rehabilitation systems are usually innovative and lack enough maturity for addressing properly sustainability. This aligns with the previous study [20] that reveals that the maturity of system integration is strongly related to sustainability. In fact, our proposal is focused on increasing the maturity of the integration of IoT devices in a VR rehabilitation system.…”

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Sustainable Virtual Reality Patient Rehabilitation Systems with IoT Sensors Using Virtual Smart Cities

Nasralla

2021

Sustainability

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To develop sustainable rehabilitation systems, these should consider common problems on IoT devices such as low battery, connection issues and hardware damages. These should be able to rapidly detect any kind of problem incorporating the capacity of warning users about failures without interrupting rehabilitation services. A novel methodology is presented to guide the design and development of sustainable rehabilitation systems focusing on communication and networking among IoT devices in rehabilitation systems with virtual smart cities by using time series analysis for identifying malfunctioning IoT devices. This work is illustrated in a realistic rehabilitation simulation scenario in a virtual smart city using machine learning on time series for identifying and anticipating failures for supporting sustainability.

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Sustainable Virtual Reality Patient Rehabilitation Systems with IoT Sensors Using Virtual Smart Cities

Nasralla

2021

Sustainability

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“…Similarly, EMS have been praised to enhance companies' business performance and competitive positioning, when coupled with significant improvements in environmental performance (Darnall et al, 2008;Iraldo et al, 2009;Daddi et al, 2011). However, research has often provided inconclusive results concerning the relation between certified EMS adoption and better environmental performance or more effective environmental practices (Nawrocka and Parker, 2009;Heras-Saizarbitoria et al, 2015;Zobel, 2016a,b;Merli & Preziosi, 2018;Poltronieri et al, 2019).…”

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Antecedents of environmental management system internalization: Assessing managerial interpretations and cognitive framings of sustainability issues

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Journal of Environmental Management

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Drawing on Bansal & Roth's model of ecological responsiveness, the study investigates how environmental managers' cognitive framings of sustainability issues and interpretations of field-level contextual factors affect decision-making processes with regard to environmental management system (EMS) internalization. Using data from a survey questionnaire of 457 ISO 14001-certified and EMAS-registered European companies, the research analyses the influence of managers' perceptions of contextual factors (i.e. environmental issue salience and governmental regulatory incentives) and managers' cognitive traits (i.e. managers' environmental concern and cognitive framings of environmental practices) on internalization. The results highlight that, while managers' perceived stakeholders' concern for the natural environment directly influences substantive internalization, governmental regulatory reliefs fail to influence the internalization of EMS. Similarly, managers' environmental concern emerges as an antecedent of internalization, while managers' adherence to an alignment logic between economic and environmental objectives does not contribute to internalization. Furthermore, the study contributes to the conceptualization of substantive internalization of environmental practices, by highlighting the existence of two distinct dimensions of EMS internalization, i.e. operational and strategic internalization.

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“…Hence, the framework of sustainable balanced performance presented in this research could be known as an advantage. Although researchers [77,78] studied concepts related to expansion of activities related to business with sustainable performance, and the fact that most studies in sustainable performance are related to supply chain [79], we dare to say that sustainable balanced performance has not been pinpointed by other researchers. In this regard, other researchers can benefit from this view to expand and develop concepts related to evaluation and management of performance, and corporate managers can benefit from this aspect of performance evaluation (due to the support of presented model from sustainable balanced scoreboard and a systematic structure for performance review).…”

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How do Knowledge Management Practices Affect Sustainable Balanced Performance? Mediating Role of Innovation Practices

2019

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The main purpose of this study is to investigate the mediating role of innovation practices (IP) amidst relations of knowledge management practices (KMP) and sustainable balanced performance (SBP). Furthermore, this research illustrates a comprehensive empirical study in the Iranian knowledge-based industrial companies that are the manufacturers of advanced machineries and equipment. First- and second-order exploratory factor analysis (EFA) was done to confirm constructs validity. Then, relations among variables were studied by applying the partial least squares (PLS) technique to collected data from 104 industrial knowledge-based companies. The results obtained from the analysis supported all the research hypotheses. KPM significantly and strongly affects IP and SBP. Also, IP mediates the relations between KPM and SBP in industrial knowledge-based firms.

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Maturity in management system integration and its relationship with sustainable performance

Cited by 54 publications

References 29 publications

Sustainable Virtual Reality Patient Rehabilitation Systems with IoT Sensors Using Virtual Smart Cities

Sustainable Virtual Reality Patient Rehabilitation Systems with IoT Sensors Using Virtual Smart Cities

Antecedents of environmental management system internalization: Assessing managerial interpretations and cognitive framings of sustainability issues

How do Knowledge Management Practices Affect Sustainable Balanced Performance? Mediating Role of Innovation Practices

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