Green supply chain strategy in Taiwan electronic firms for WEEE and RoHs: A case study on the green practices in the electronics sector
According to the WEEE and RoHs directives executed by European union, Taiwan electrical industries should consider waste disposal and hazardous materials use in their supply chain. Taiwan electronic companies, especially in Original Equipment Manufacturer and Original Design Manufacturer in the semi...
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| description | According to the WEEE and RoHs directives executed by European union, Taiwan electrical industries should consider waste disposal and hazardous materials use in their supply chain. Taiwan electronic companies, especially in Original Equipment Manufacturer and Original Design Manufacturer in the semiconductor were seriously affected by the EU regulation if they would failed to transfer itself to the green supply chain. In addition, there are also some other barriers existed in the Taiwan electronic market negatively affecting companies performance in many aspects.
Green supply chain management (GSCM) makes a company optimally allocate internal resources to provide green products. In addition, Green supply chain management (GSCM) practice and strategy are necessary used for responding WEEE and RoHs because those are the primary concepts of introducing the green supply chain.
This study analyze how the Taiwanese semiconductor company implemented GSCM practices to responding WEEE and RoHs directives through qualitative case study method and how can the selected company benefit from the 18 identified GSCM practices collected from literature that are important for the effective implementation of GSCM. Finally, the study summarizes the dilemmas and challenges of the case company in the implementation of the green Supply chain under WEEE and RoHs pressure, and proposes some suggestions |
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| spelling | nottingham-547372022-11-21T16:44:14Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/54737/ Green supply chain strategy in Taiwan electronic firms for WEEE and RoHs: A case study on the green practices in the electronics sector Chou, Hsin-YI According to the WEEE and RoHs directives executed by European union, Taiwan electrical industries should consider waste disposal and hazardous materials use in their supply chain. Taiwan electronic companies, especially in Original Equipment Manufacturer and Original Design Manufacturer in the semiconductor were seriously affected by the EU regulation if they would failed to transfer itself to the green supply chain. In addition, there are also some other barriers existed in the Taiwan electronic market negatively affecting companies performance in many aspects. Green supply chain management (GSCM) makes a company optimally allocate internal resources to provide green products. In addition, Green supply chain management (GSCM) practice and strategy are necessary used for responding WEEE and RoHs because those are the primary concepts of introducing the green supply chain. This study analyze how the Taiwanese semiconductor company implemented GSCM practices to responding WEEE and RoHs directives through qualitative case study method and how can the selected company benefit from the 18 identified GSCM practices collected from literature that are important for the effective implementation of GSCM. Finally, the study summarizes the dilemmas and challenges of the case company in the implementation of the green Supply chain under WEEE and RoHs pressure, and proposes some suggestions 2018-12-01 Dissertation (University of Nottingham only) NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/54737/1/DISSERTATION.docx Chou, Hsin-YI (2018) Green supply chain strategy in Taiwan electronic firms for WEEE and RoHs: A case study on the green practices in the electronics sector. [Dissertation (University of Nottingham only)] |
| spellingShingle | Chou, Hsin-YI Green supply chain strategy in Taiwan electronic firms for WEEE and RoHs: A case study on the green practices in the electronics sector |
| title | Green supply chain strategy in Taiwan electronic firms for WEEE and RoHs: A case study on the green practices in the electronics sector |
| title_full | Green supply chain strategy in Taiwan electronic firms for WEEE and RoHs: A case study on the green practices in the electronics sector |
| title_fullStr | Green supply chain strategy in Taiwan electronic firms for WEEE and RoHs: A case study on the green practices in the electronics sector |
| title_full_unstemmed | Green supply chain strategy in Taiwan electronic firms for WEEE and RoHs: A case study on the green practices in the electronics sector |
| title_short | Green supply chain strategy in Taiwan electronic firms for WEEE and RoHs: A case study on the green practices in the electronics sector |
| title_sort | green supply chain strategy in taiwan electronic firms for weee and rohs: a case study on the green practices in the electronics sector |
| url | https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/54737/ |