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Green and Lean Activities of Vertically Integrated Links as a Way of Creating Smart Supply Networks

Author : Anna Maryniak

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Abstract

In the case of lean supply chains, the main aim is the reductions of costs. With regard to green supply chains, the needs of external stakeholders, including a silent stakeholder—the natural environment, are taken into account. However, currently the co-existence of two types of supply chains is necessary in order for them to meet the expectations of the management staff and the society. Therefore, in this way such supply chains become smart supply chains. In view of the above, it has been assumed that the main aim of the studies is the determination to what extent the studied supply chains are influenced by green and lean ideas within operational and strategic spheres. The studies were conducted on the Polish market, among medium-sized and big production enterprises. On the basis of the studies, it has been determined that supply chains are to a greater extent characterized by lean than green activities within all studied dimensions, i.e. concerning product, logistics, management and relations with suppliers. What is more, the activities within the strategic sphere are more popular than the ones within the operational sphere, with regard to both types of supply chains.

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Metadata
Title
Green and Lean Activities of Vertically Integrated Links as a Way of Creating Smart Supply Networks
Author
Anna Maryniak
Copyright Year
2019
Book
SMART Supply Network

Print ISBN: 978-3-319-91667-5

Electronic ISBN: 978-3-319-91668-2

Copyright Year: 2019

DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-91668-2_8

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