Business Aspects of Closed-Loop Supply Chains

By D. Guide, Daniel. 2003

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Meeting the Closed-Loop Challenge: The Case of Remanufacturing (2004, background): “EPR and take-back regulations require a radical rethink of markets and the creation of non-linear “supply loops” or “closed-loop networks” where the post-use product flows back from the consumer to the manufacturer.(3)”
Remanufacturing as a Marketing Strategy (2008, background): “We provide an alternative and somewhat complementary approach that considers demand-related issues, such as the existence of green segments, original equipment manufacturer competition, and product life-cycle effects.”
The economics of cell phone reuse and recycling (2010, background): “At the same time, the literature on product remanufacturing in management science and industrial engineering discovered cell phones as a case study but was mostly focused on production and operations management issues [15–19].”
Extending the Horizons: Environmental Excellence as Key to Improving Operations (2006, background): “Second, the interaction also extends downstream, ideally to the extent that the end user becomes a supplier of used products or components to create a closed loop among suppliers, manufacturers, and customers (Vachon et al. 2001), necessitating reverse logistics and planning ( Guide and Van Wassenho”
Product Reuse Economics in Closed‐Loop Supply Chain Research (2008, background): “Matching Supply and Demand to Maximize Profits from Remanufacturing (Guide et al. 2003).”
The Economics of Remanufacturing Under Limited Component Durability and Finite Product Life Cycles (2007, background): “This paper was with the authors 1 year and 6 months for 4 revisions.”
Value of Information in Closed Loop Supply Chains (2006, background): “For a fairly comprehensive discussion of the ﬁeld see Fleischmann (2000), Guide and Van Wassenhove (2003), and Dek-ker et al. (2004).”
A closed-loop logistic model with a spanning-tree based genetic algorithm (2010, background): “For the reverse logistics, the flow of used products is processed from the customers back to the dismantlers to do the sorting or disassembling for recovery, reuse or disposal [3,15,23,26,29].”
Closed-Loop Supply Chains: A Critical Review, and Future Research (2013, background): “Consider the basic framework of Guide et al. (2003).”
Design of the Reverse Channel for Remanufacturing: Must Profit‐Maximization Harm the Environment? (2017, background): “Guide and Van Wassenhove (2001) note that the key to controlling proﬁtability is the quality of used products collected by the ﬁrm.”