The chip manufacturing industry: Environmental impacts and eco-efficiency analysis

Ruberti, Marcello

doi:10.1016/j.scitotenv.2022.159873

Cited by 36 publications

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“…The semiconductor industry, characterized by its pivotal role in driving technological innovation across various sectors, has come under increasing scrutiny for its environmental and social impacts [22]. Scholars and practitioners alike have recognized the need for sustainable practices within this industry to mitigate these impacts and ensure long-term viability [23,24].…”

Section: Trends In Sustainability Within the Semiconductor Industrymentioning

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Key Traits of Leading Sustainable Firms in the Semiconductor Industry

Yoo,

Cho

2024

Sustainability

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Few studies have investigated sustainable management in the semiconductor industry. Consequently, this study analyzed the characteristics of companies excelling in sustainable management in the semiconductor industry using chief executive officer messages. It compared high- and low-performing groups to identify leading sustainable firms. Centrality analysis was conducted to extract keywords, which were mapped to the sustainability criteria to conduct network analysis. The results showed that the high-performing group emphasized sustainable development across the semiconductor industry ecosystem, while the low-performing group focused on internal sustainability aspects. This underscores the need for effective sustainable development in the semiconductor industry that extends beyond individual company efforts and embraces industry solidarity. Thus, this study presents a methodology that can be applied to similar studies in industries beyond semiconductors.

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Section: Trends In Sustainability Within the Semiconductor Industrymentioning

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Key Traits of Leading Sustainable Firms in the Semiconductor Industry

Yoo,

Cho

2024

Sustainability

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“…This will set the targets for reducing the cost over time. (Guin et al, 2016;Nagapurkar and Das, 2022;Ruberti, 2023)…”

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Assessment of Success Indicators Associated With Manufacturing Ic Chips in Indian Semiconductor Manufacturing Industry

Singh,

Misra

2024

2024: Proceedings of Social Science and Humanities Research Association (SSHRA)

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Integrated circuit plays a crucial role in reducing the size, increasing the processing speed, and enhancing the dependability on the electronic devices. Notably, the widespread use of these technologies has led to advancements in various sectors, including the communications, healthcare, and automobile industry. This study rank and identifies the critical success indicators associated with the manufacturing IC chips in the Indian semiconductor industry by employing one sample t-test approach. Based on the existing literature, the study investigates sixteen success indicators associated with the manufacturing IC chips in India. In addition, experts from the semiconductor manufacturing organization have validated these factors concerning the Indian semiconductor industry. The research concludes that “Monitor the Time-to-Market (SI7)”, “Enhance Customer Satisfaction (SI13)”, “Assess the Yield Rate (SI11)”, and “Calculate the Return on Investment (ROI) for Cost (SI5)”, are the critical success indicators associated with manufacturing of IC chips, as per the t-test analysis from 152 respondents working in the semiconductor sectors. The findings have multiple implications for businesses and policymaker, and can assist various stakeholders, including global semiconductor companies, domestic manufacturers, and fabless semiconductor firms.

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“…This makes us realize that there may be some factors of enterprise characteristics, such as resilience characteristics, that contribute to the differences in the above conclusions (Clement & Rivera, 2017). Besides traditional environmental pollution issues, environmental scandals caused by uncertain risks of emerging technologies, such as emerging pollutants and resource encroachment (Fan et al, 2023; Ruberti, 2023), are gaining the attention of consumers, investors, environmental organizations, local governments, and other stakeholders. An increasing number of companies are facing pressures to adapt to these challenges, while maintaining corporate resilience (CR) during environmental scandals is also becoming important.…”

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The intensity of environmental scandals, responsible innovation, and corporate resilience: The moderating role of relational trust

Xia,

Delei

2024

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Research on the reasons contributing to the heterogeneous effects of environmental scandals on corporate performance remains limited. This study examines the factors of corporate resilience (CR) and employs event system theory to investigate the roles of responsible innovation (RI) and relational trust (RT) in shaping the relationship between environmental scandal intensity (ESI) and CR. We focus on examining the mediating role of RI in the relationship between ESI and CR and consider the moderating effect of RT. Analyzing survey data from 211 Chinese companies, we find that RI significantly mediates the inverted U‐shaped impact of ESI on CR. Moreover, RT regulates this relationship. These findings help extend our knowledge on the practice of CR when a scandal occurs and during its aftermath.

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The chip manufacturing industry: Environmental impacts and eco-efficiency analysis

Cited by 36 publications

References 12 publications

Key Traits of Leading Sustainable Firms in the Semiconductor Industry

Key Traits of Leading Sustainable Firms in the Semiconductor Industry

Assessment of Success Indicators Associated With Manufacturing Ic Chips in Indian Semiconductor Manufacturing Industry

The intensity of environmental scandals, responsible innovation, and corporate resilience: The moderating role of relational trust

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