Systematic literature review of reverse logistics for e-waste: overview, analysis, and future research agenda

Ni, Zhiqin; Chan, Hing Kai; Tan, Zhen

doi:10.1080/13675567.2021.1993159

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“…The intention to return e-waste is significantly influenced by perceived behavioural control. Incentives (INCT) have a considerable favorable influence e-waste return intention [34]. An additional reward or inducement that motivates people to return e-waste is known as an incentive.…”

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Factors Affecting Behaviours of Returning E-Waste to Reverse Logistics System in Thailand

Mokkhamakkul

2022

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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This study investigates the behaviour for e-waste return using theory of planned behaviour (TPB). The factors influencing intention and behaviour are explored when it comes to e-waste returns in Thailand. We included attitude, social norms, perceived behavioural control, incentives, intention, and behaviour as additional variables in the model. A survey was used to collect a sample of 412 people, and the data were statistically evaluated using structural equation modeling (SEM). Intention was not really found to be significantly associated to subjective norms However, the relationship between incentives and return intention was found out. Intention to return and behaviour of e-waste return were also found to have a substantial positive association. The findings have aided in determining the relative magnitude of variables of intention for e-waste return that lead to returning behaviour.

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Section: Hypothesis and Model Developmentmentioning

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Factors Affecting Behaviours of Returning E-Waste to Reverse Logistics System in Thailand

Mokkhamakkul

2022

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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“… Financial flows : Blockchain technology can enhance the transparency, security, and efficiency of financial transactions, while AI/ML can be used for credit and risk assessment 20,35 Return flows : Industry 4.0 technologies such as IoT and data analytics can help in better tracking and management of return flows, facilitating reverse logistics, and circular economy initiatives 56,57 Knowledge flows : By leveraging digital technologies such as cloud computing, social networks and AI, organizations can facilitate knowledge flows and collaboration, leading to continuous improvement, innovation, and competitiveness 52 …”

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Accelerating the African continental free trade area through optimization of digital supply chains

Malatji

2023

Engineering Reports

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The integration of e‐commerce into supply chain management (SCM) and logistics operations has greatly impacted the way these processes are executed. The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) has disrupted traditional SCM and logistics business processes, making digitalization a crucial element for differentiation and competitiveness. The objective of this article was to investigate how the adoption of appropriate digital technologies could accelerate intra‐African trade in goods and services through the AfCFTA Agreement. The author employed a content analysis of the primary source documents, specifically the Protocol on Trade in Goods, available on the AfCFTA's website. The nine Annexes of the Protocol on Trade in Goods were evaluated against a digital supply chain (DSC) model adopted in this article. The results of the analysis showed that the supply chain and logistics processes of the AfCFTA's Protocol on Trade in Goods could be effectively identified and mapped to potential digital technologies through the adopted DSC framework. The practical implications of this study suggest that the AfCFTA could adopt a DSC framework as a guide in concluding negotiations on the Protocol on Digital Trade to harness the benefits of digital technologies. As the main contribution, this article provides a DSC framework that could be utilized to accelerate intra‐African trade through optimization of supply chain and logistics processes of the AfCFTA.

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“…These activities include non-complaints products management, product status monitoring, information on product installation, assembly and maintenance notices Attaran (2020) Reverse logistics Reverse logistics deals with the backward movement processes of goods, from the customer to an actor of the SC. The activities included are product return, recovery, disposal, reuse, repair and recycling (Ni et al, 2021;Winkelhaus and Grosse, 2020) Table 2.…”

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Embracing supply chain digitalization and unphysicalization to enhance supply chain performance: a conceptual framework

Perano

Cammarano

Varriale

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IJPDLM

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PurposeThe paper presents a research methodology that could be used to carry out a systematic literature review on the current state of the art of the technological development in the field of the digitalization and unphysicalization of supply chains (SCs). A three-dimensional conceptual framework focusing on the relationship between Digital Technologies (DTs), business processes and SC performance is presented. The study identifies the emerging practices and areas of SC management that could be positively affected by the implementation of DTs. With this in mind, the emerging practices have a high probability to be considered future best practices.Design/methodology/approachA systematic literature review was conducted on DTs in SC management. The methodology used aims to algorithmically and objectively standardize the information incorporated into thousands of scientific documents. Selected papers were analyzed to investigate the recent literature on SC digitalization and unphysicalization. A total of 87 DTs were selected to be analyzed and subsequently grouped into 11 macro-categories. 17 business processes linked to SC management are taken into account and 17 different impacts on SC management are presented. From a set of 1,585 papers, 5,060 emerging practices were collected and singularly summarized combining DT, business process and impact on SC performance.FindingsA unique analytical perspective provided represents an important evolution when trying to organize the current literature on SC management. The widely used DTs in the practices and the most considered business processes and impacts are highlighted and described. The three-dimensional conceptual framework is graphically represented to allow for the emergence of the best combinations of DT, business process and impact on SC performance. These combinations suggest the most promising areas for the implementation of the emerging practices for SC digitalization and unphysicalization. Additional findings identify and define the most important contexts in which Big Data contributes to SC performance.Originality/valueThe research methodology used is offering progress through which to systemize the current practices as well as detect the potential of digitalization and unphysicalization under the three-dimensional conceptual framework. The paper provides a structured proposal for promising future research directions, assuming that the five research gaps as findings of this research could be the basis for prescriptions, as well as a future research agenda and theory development. Moreover, this research contributes to current managerial issues concerning SC management, referred to data and information management, efficiency and productivity of SC processes, market performance, SC relationship management and risk management in SC.

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Systematic literature review of reverse logistics for e-waste: overview, analysis, and future research agenda

Cited by 28 publications

References 80 publications

Factors Affecting Behaviours of Returning E-Waste to Reverse Logistics System in Thailand

Factors Affecting Behaviours of Returning E-Waste to Reverse Logistics System in Thailand

Accelerating the African continental free trade area through optimization of digital supply chains

Embracing supply chain digitalization and unphysicalization to enhance supply chain performance: a conceptual framework

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