Implementation of Green Supply Chain Management in the Premises of an Upstream Industry in India: A Case Study

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Main Authors: Ashok Kumar Pradhan, Deepak Suna, Himansu Sekhar dash
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author Ashok Kumar Pradhan
Deepak Suna
Himansu Sekhar dash
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Deepak Suna
Himansu Sekhar dash
contents <p>The green supply chain management (GSCM) is an innovative and most influencing factor <br>to differentiate an industry from its competitors. With increased awareness for corporate image and responsibility, <br>customer satisfaction and the requirement to meet the terms with environmental regulations laid by Government, <br>green supply chain management (GSCM) becomes an important consideration for Indian enterprises. <br>This research aims to survey current green activities in the premise of an upstream company located in <br>the state Tripura of India and to evaluate green supply chain management along with developing a framework for <br>implementation of GSCM in upstream industries. To evaluate green supply chain management, the measurement <br>items/ questionnaire related to investigate GSCM practices, measure GSCM performance characteristics, and <br>explore GSCM pressure/ driver within that upstream industry is used to obtain survey results. The questionnaire <br>is also tested for reliability using Cronbach’s alpha test and found much reliable. Also, an algorithm has been <br>developed for automating the process of Green Purchasing in the supply chain management which can be <br>integrated in the Materials Management monitoring software like SAP-ERP systems. This research contributes to <br>the literature by giving insights about implementation of GSCM in upstream industries and by encouraging <br>practitioners to work towards automation of green processes in different Indian industries. It also contributes to <br>the practices of managers with a reliable measurement scale to evaluate their strengths and weaknesses in different <br>dimensions of implementing GSCM. Suggestions to develop GSCM in that upstream industry are also presented. </p>
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spellingShingle Implementation of Green Supply Chain Management in the Premises of an Upstream Industry in India: A Case Study
Ashok Kumar Pradhan
Deepak Suna
Himansu Sekhar dash
<p>The green supply chain management (GSCM) is an innovative and most influencing factor <br>to differentiate an industry from its competitors. With increased awareness for corporate image and responsibility, <br>customer satisfaction and the requirement to meet the terms with environmental regulations laid by Government, <br>green supply chain management (GSCM) becomes an important consideration for Indian enterprises. <br>This research aims to survey current green activities in the premise of an upstream company located in <br>the state Tripura of India and to evaluate green supply chain management along with developing a framework for <br>implementation of GSCM in upstream industries. To evaluate green supply chain management, the measurement <br>items/ questionnaire related to investigate GSCM practices, measure GSCM performance characteristics, and <br>explore GSCM pressure/ driver within that upstream industry is used to obtain survey results. The questionnaire <br>is also tested for reliability using Cronbach’s alpha test and found much reliable. Also, an algorithm has been <br>developed for automating the process of Green Purchasing in the supply chain management which can be <br>integrated in the Materials Management monitoring software like SAP-ERP systems. This research contributes to <br>the literature by giving insights about implementation of GSCM in upstream industries and by encouraging <br>practitioners to work towards automation of green processes in different Indian industries. It also contributes to <br>the practices of managers with a reliable measurement scale to evaluate their strengths and weaknesses in different <br>dimensions of implementing GSCM. Suggestions to develop GSCM in that upstream industry are also presented. </p>
title Implementation of Green Supply Chain Management in the Premises of an Upstream Industry in India: A Case Study
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15366936