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A. Y. U. Reche et al.
Currently, ISO 14001: 2015 aims to operate in environmental systems, it provides
companies with practical tools for the management of environmental aspects, those
that are related to the value chain, product life cycle, strategic issues, among others.
Companies must have an ecologically correct performance through strategic environmental management, with a view to company sustainable development, practical environmental policy practices and demonstrate compliance with sustainable
practices for customers and external organizations (ISO 2020).
Although there is an international standard that directs companies in the management of environmental aspects, as well as a large number of published studies on
the themes IPDP and GSCM, further studies on the subject, are necessary. Since
gaps in the literature can be highlighted concerning IPDP and GSCM to integrate
the “operations factor” (Uemura Reche et al. 2020b).
This specific research field provided issues and also identify authors who have
worked or are working on issues, methods and models related to IPDP and GSCM.
The differential contribution of this paper was to present and a discussion about
GSCM and IPDP which is a shortfall in the integration process between these two
areas, specifically related to the “operations factor” involving green.
This study aims to present a theoretical discussion on the influence of a GSCM
approach on IPDP. This study starts presenting published models of IPDP related to
the “operations factor”: green purchase, green manufacturing, and green distribution,
themes related to the GSCM. Next, presenting guidelines for integrating the product
design steps and “operations factor” to reduce the environmental impact.
2 Methodology
To search for models previously published in the literature about the influence of a
GSCM approach on IPDP, a search was carried out on the Portal of CAPES, with
keywords that addressed the topic.
For this article, the combination of words that presented the most effective in
the search was: sustainability, product development, process, and green supply chain
management. No filter has been established for the years of publication. The data from
the systematic and bibliometric review and content analysis were presented in the
article: Integrated product development process and green supply chain management:
Contributions, limitations, and applications (Uemura Reche et al. 2020b).
This study, is an addition of a study developed before (Uemura Reche et al. 2020b),
that followed steps:
1. Keyword selection to perform the research. The research began by combining
the following keywords—IPDP, GSCM and Sustainability. Through the use of
such keywords in the search for articles, it was possible to identify important
bibliographical references related to the theme.
A. Y. U. Reche et al.
Currently, ISO 14001: 2015 aims to operate in environmental systems, it provides
companies with practical tools for the management of environmental aspects, those
that are related to the value chain, product life cycle, strategic issues, among others.
Companies must have an ecologically correct performance through strategic environmental management, with a view to company sustainable development, practical environmental policy practices and demonstrate compliance with sustainable
practices for customers and external organizations (ISO 2020).
Although there is an international standard that directs companies in the management of environmental aspects, as well as a large number of published studies on
the themes IPDP and GSCM, further studies on the subject, are necessary. Since
gaps in the literature can be highlighted concerning IPDP and GSCM to integrate
the “operations factor” (Uemura Reche et al. 2020b).
This specific research field provided issues and also identify authors who have
worked or are working on issues, methods and models related to IPDP and GSCM.
The differential contribution of this paper was to present and a discussion about
GSCM and IPDP which is a shortfall in the integration process between these two
areas, specifically related to the “operations factor” involving green.
This study aims to present a theoretical discussion on the influence of a GSCM
approach on IPDP. This study starts presenting published models of IPDP related to
the “operations factor”: green purchase, green manufacturing, and green distribution,
themes related to the GSCM. Next, presenting guidelines for integrating the product
design steps and “operations factor” to reduce the environmental impact.
2 Methodology
To search for models previously published in the literature about the influence of a
GSCM approach on IPDP, a search was carried out on the Portal of CAPES, with
keywords that addressed the topic.
For this article, the combination of words that presented the most effective in
the search was: sustainability, product development, process, and green supply chain
management. No filter has been established for the years of publication. The data from
the systematic and bibliometric review and content analysis were presented in the
article: Integrated product development process and green supply chain management:
Contributions, limitations, and applications (Uemura Reche et al. 2020b).
This study, is an addition of a study developed before (Uemura Reche et al. 2020b),
that followed steps:
1. Keyword selection to perform the research. The research began by combining
the following keywords—IPDP, GSCM and Sustainability. Through the use of
such keywords in the search for articles, it was possible to identify important
bibliographical references related to the theme.