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about NBS A Canadian non-profit established in 2005, the Network for Business Sustainability produces authoritative resources on important sustainability issues – with the goal of changing management practice. We unite thousands of researchers and professionals worldwide who believe passionately in research-based practice and practice-based research. NBS is funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, the Richard Ivey School of Business (Western University), the Univiersité du Québec à Montréal and our Leadership Council. NBS Leadership Council This research was funded in part by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada. NBS Knowledge Centre Read other NBS Systematic Reviews: • Embedding Sustainability in Organizational Culture • Decision-making for Sustainability • Building Effective Environmental Policy Feedback NBS’ Leadership Council is a group of Canadian sustainability leaders from diverse sectors. At an annual meeting, these leaders identify their top priorities in business sustainability – the issues on which their organizations need authoritative answers and reliable insights. Their sustainability priorities prompt each of the NBS’s research projects. NBS Leadership Council members are not responsibe for the content of this report. Please let us know what you thought of this report. Contact NBS at info@nbs.net. Innovating for Sustainability 106
Network for Business Sustainability c/o Richard Ivey School of Business Western University 1151 Richmond Street London, Ontario, Canada N6A 3K7 519-661-2111 x88980 Réseau entreprise et développement durable École des Sciences de la gestion Université du Québec à Montréal 1290, rue Saint-Denis, 6e étage, AB-6270 Montréal, Québec, Canada H2X 3J7 514-987-3000 x7898 nbs.net
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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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In Practice InterfaceFLOR is gradua
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In Practice There is a potentially
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development on the needs of the poo
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