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Political
Economic
Social
Technological
Environmental
Corporate Strategy
Regime
• Regulations
- Waste treatment costs
- Incentives to
implement green
technologies
• UN SDGs, EURES
• Costs
- Initial investments
- Personnel training
- Upgrades
- Own profit interests
• Customer
- Disposable income
• Organizational
- Structure
- Evaluative knowledge
and inferential skills
- Cultural mindset and
attitudes
- Company size
- Business Model
• Employee
- Toxic dye handling
- Level of influence to
decision makers
• Maturity
• Existing
infrastructure Level
of innovation
• Educational and R&D
institutions
• Customer
- Competitors
- Fast fashion
- Population growth
(demand)
- Cultural barriers
• Supplier
- Collaboration
- Transparency
Fig. 17.4
Critical challenges to technological implementation (adapted and modified from (Stubbs and Cocklin 2008; Sammut-Bonnici and Galea 2015;
Frambach and Schillewaert 1999; Deradjat and Minshall 2017)