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Fig. 6 EI and EE flow among stakeholders (Adaptado) (Aschehoug et al. 2012)
related to functionality, quality, and cost, as well as add value to the customer, and
as a result, increase the competitiveness of companies.
Therefore, after the presentation of the main models, those that have greater adherence to the present study also have gaps related to operations factors, that is, a large
part of the models addresses GSCM with green purchasing and suppliers, but do not
relate topics such as green manufacturing, and green distribution.
5 Final Considerations
This article presented a theoretical discussion on the influence of a GSCM approach
on IPDP, presenting relevant research in the area. The present study is a continuation
of a systematic and bibliometric review and content analysis of the article: Integrated
product development process and green supply chain management: Contributions,
limitations, and applications (Uemura Reche et al. 2020). The new study search on
the Periodical Portal of Capes aimed to analyze publications from the second half of
2018 and the year 2019, through the contributions and limitations of the studies.
From this article on, the need to integrate the GSCM and IPDP approach is
highlighted, enabling companies to develop environmentally sustainable products.
Although there are many relevant articles published involving the two approaches,
these occur in isolation. Thus, the need to propose a model that can integrate these
approaches is highlighted. The five models presented in the article can be used as
important bibliographic references for the development of a future model capable of
integrating IPDP and GSCM.
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Fig. 6 EI and EE flow among stakeholders (Adaptado) (Aschehoug et al. 2012)
related to functionality, quality, and cost, as well as add value to the customer, and
as a result, increase the competitiveness of companies.
Therefore, after the presentation of the main models, those that have greater adherence to the present study also have gaps related to operations factors, that is, a large
part of the models addresses GSCM with green purchasing and suppliers, but do not
relate topics such as green manufacturing, and green distribution.
5 Final Considerations
This article presented a theoretical discussion on the influence of a GSCM approach
on IPDP, presenting relevant research in the area. The present study is a continuation
of a systematic and bibliometric review and content analysis of the article: Integrated
product development process and green supply chain management: Contributions,
limitations, and applications (Uemura Reche et al. 2020). The new study search on
the Periodical Portal of Capes aimed to analyze publications from the second half of
2018 and the year 2019, through the contributions and limitations of the studies.
From this article on, the need to integrate the GSCM and IPDP approach is
highlighted, enabling companies to develop environmentally sustainable products.
Although there are many relevant articles published involving the two approaches,
these occur in isolation. Thus, the need to propose a model that can integrate these
approaches is highlighted. The five models presented in the article can be used as
important bibliographic references for the development of a future model capable of
integrating IPDP and GSCM.