Open Data for Sustainable Community

Sharma, Neha; Ghosh, Subrata; Saha, Monodeep

doi:10.1007/978-981-33-4312-2

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“…The dynamics of the environment, the ongoing processes of consolidation and globalisation require continuous improvement of the methods of building competitive advantages of enterprises operating on the open market. They are expressed in changes in the business models of enterprises, resulting from the implementation of the concept of building these advantages (Sharma et al, 2020). Indeed, business models are viewed in the literature through the prism of ensuring a firm's profitability, which is determined by the combined impact of sectoral and firm-specific factors (Ali et al, 2022).…”

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2024

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A significant source of information regarding product quality for a company is the complaints lodged by customers. The analysis of complaints can provide the company with valuable insights. Therefore, the objective of this study is to analyze complaints from a one-month period within a company manufacturing baby strollers. The analysis of complaints was conducted to identify areas within the studied company where discrepancies occur, enabling appropriate corrective actions to be implemented. Design/methodology/approach: The Pareto chart was utilized to conduct the analysis of complaints, illustrating the group of most significant issues. To delve into the root cause of the problem, a task force team employed the 5 Whys method. In the article, based on conducted literature reviews, a theoretical description of quality management tools and methods such as the Pareto chart, the 5 Whys method, Kaizen philosophy, teamwork, and additionally, information regarding product quality and safety can be found. Findings: During the course of our work, the source of failures within the company was identified. The major issue turned out to be haste, affecting both the production staff and an external company collaborating with the enterprise. As part of the corrective actions, a motivational system was implemented for employees, and piecework norms were established within the company. Additionally, an innovative solution was applied in the examined enterprise through the design and creation of pattern books for inter-process control within the company and final inspection at the crossbar flat supplier. The proposed problem-solving methods within the enterprise can be applicable for future endeavors.Research limitations/implications: The study was conducted over a short period of time due to the urgent need to address existing issues within the company. It can be inferred that if a longer time frame were taken into account, it would be possible to identify additional causes of discrepancies. Originality/value: The obtained results can serve as a valuable source of information for other companies manufacturing baby strollers, which are seeking solutions to their own issues.

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“…Concern for the quality of the environment has become an important element of marketing for many organisations, in particular in terms of shaping their image in public opinion. In the era of increasing competition between enterprises, traditional management tools, such as lowering production and logistics costs, improving the internal organisation of enterprises or even improving the quality of manufactured products, are no longer effective in the fight for market success (Sharma et al, 2020). On the other hand, the intensity of pollution caused by manufacturing and commercial activities is now reaching its maximum, thanks to the growing group of companies producing more and more products with ever shorter lifespans.…”

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Analysis of the types and effects of possible errors in the implementation of ecological reusable packaging into e-commerce using FMEA

Tokarski,

Motowidlak

2023

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One of the most important features of the e-commerce logistics process is its reliability. It is obtained by properly planning the process and then ensuring its course is in accordance with the developed plan and all procedures. As the data show, most problems appear at the stage of designing and preparing products and processes for implementation. Detecting potential causes of non-compliance can help prevent unwanted events from occurring. The aim of the article is to identify and assess the risk for the process and product in terms of the possibility of using reusable packaging in e-commerce logistics services provided by ARVATO Polska Sp. z o. o. with its registered office in Warsaw, taking into account preventive and corrective actions in relation to the risk. Through the use of research methodology in the form of risk mapping, 13 potential risk factors were identified, and recommendations were formulated to avoid and mitigate the effects of disruptions. Among the identified risk factors, the quality of the packaging itself, including the appropriate packaging material and the level of packaging flexibility, turned out to be the most important. The conclusions of the study may have practical applications to improve the functioning of cost-effective and environmentally friendly e-commerce logistics. The importance of these analyses increases in the assessment of innovative solutions that can be considered as the use of ecological returnable packaging in e-commerce logistics. Their goal is to identify and eliminate possible packaging failures on the market.

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Prediction of the Growth of Renewable Energies in the European Union using Time Series Analysis

Kraenzle,

Rampp,

Werner

et al. 2023

Wseas Transactions on Computers

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The whole world is affected by climate change and renewable energy plays an important role in combating climate change. To add to the existing precarious situation, the current political events such as the war in Ukraine mean that fossil raw materials such as oil and gas are becoming more and more expensive in the raw material markets. This paper presents the current state of renewable energies in Germany and Europe. Using data from the past 56 years, the predictive models ARIMA and Prophet are used to find out if the conversion to renewable energies and the elimination of fossil raw materials in the energy sector can be achieved in the EU. The results are compared with the target of the EU in 2030 and a long-term outlook until 2050 will be provided.

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Open Data for Sustainable Community

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Analysis of the types and effects of possible errors in the implementation of ecological reusable packaging into e-commerce using FMEA

Prediction of the Growth of Renewable Energies in the European Union using Time Series Analysis

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