2024
DOI: 10.1016/j.clscn.2024.100143
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Weaving a greener future: The impact of green human resources management and green supply chain management on sustainable performance in Bangladesh's textile industry

Syed Ridoy Ali,
Abdullah Al masud,
Md. Alamgir Hossain
et al.
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“…According to the research that has been conducted, ambidextrous businesses are able to acquire a durable competitive advantage by using a combination of innovative and efficient practices[ 17 ].The ability to proactively exploit new economic possibilities and react to environmental hazards is a requirement that is constantly placed on designated centers. This is especially important in highly unstable situations, such as digital transformation, where businesses need to manage new technologies and the new kinds of business model innovation (BMI) that come from such technologies in order to guarantee their continued competitiveness(S. R. [ 18 ]).Additionally, DCs have the potential to assist in the development of resilience for circular supply chains. A continual modification and execution of skills is required for the conception of resilience.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to the research that has been conducted, ambidextrous businesses are able to acquire a durable competitive advantage by using a combination of innovative and efficient practices[ 17 ].The ability to proactively exploit new economic possibilities and react to environmental hazards is a requirement that is constantly placed on designated centers. This is especially important in highly unstable situations, such as digital transformation, where businesses need to manage new technologies and the new kinds of business model innovation (BMI) that come from such technologies in order to guarantee their continued competitiveness(S. R. [ 18 ]).Additionally, DCs have the potential to assist in the development of resilience for circular supply chains. A continual modification and execution of skills is required for the conception of resilience.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%