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innovating for sustainability A Sys
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Through innovation, companies can b
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Dear Reader, I’m pleased to share
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introduction This systematic review
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To address the needs of all firms,
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origins of SOI and its relation to
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customers or the acquisition of new
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We developed our model of contexts
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From the models reviewed, we envisi
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Dimension 2: Stand-alone/integrated
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OPERATIONAL OPTIMIZATION ORGANIZATI
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The previous chapters presented a m
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Internally, SOI can require working
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Operational Optimizers must source
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2. Use available tools such as envi
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LCA has multiple variants (Kaval, 2
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• Reducing energy and chemical us
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4. Ensure functionality is not comp
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In the Organizational Transformatio
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In Practice The contribution of lon
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sustainability goals and objectives
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eports or as social and environment
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PROCESS INNOVATION A number of cate
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In Practice The cradle-to-cradle me
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