4.02.1

WHAT REGENERATIVE APPROACHES DRIVE RESILIENCE? A KNOWLEDGE FRAME FOR SUPPLY CHAINS AS SOCIAL-ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS

M.E. Latino ^[1] , M. Menegoli * ^[1] , R. Pellegrino ^[2] , A. Piepoli ^[2] , P. Pontrandolfo ^[2]

4.02.2

ARE FIRMS NUDGED INTO THE RIGHT DIRECTION TO ADDRESS CLIMATE CHANGE? AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON INSTITUTIONAL PRESSURES

R. Antali , A. Madonna * , A. Boffelli

4.02.3

SHORT SUPPLY CHAINS AND THE FASHION-TEXTILE INDUSTRY

G. Burini * , J. Xu

4.02.4

HOW TO DESIGN SUSTAINABLE FASHION SUPPLY CHAINS: A TAXONOMY OF SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS MODELS IN THE FASHION INDUSTRY

L. Lin * , N. Abdelkafi , M. Pero , G. Tedaldi

4.03.1

THE ADOPTION OF INDUSTRY 4.0 TECHNOLOGIES IN SME'S OPERATIONS IN DEVELOPING ECONOMIES-THE CASE OF GHANA

A. Aidoo-Anderson * , N. Guo

4.03.2

TRANSITIONING TOWARDS A SERVICE-ORIENTED MANUFACTURING PARADIGM: THE UPGRADING PATHWAY OF INTELLIGENT MANUFACTURING IN CHINA

Z. Miao * ^[1] , Y. Zhang ^[2] , Y. Zhou ^[1]

4.03.3

SENSEMAKING OF AUTOMATION - WILL LEAN ACT AS A SYNERGY OR TENSION?

G. Narayanamurthy * ^[1] , M. Rossini ^[2] , B. Kassem ^[3] , A.P. Staudacher ^[2]

4.03.4

THE ROLE OF INNOVATION ECOSYSTEMS IN THE SUCCESSFUL IMPLEMENTATION OF INDUSTRY 4.0 TECHNOLOGIES

L. Szász * ^[1] , O. Csiki ^[1] , A. Boffelli ^[2] , M. Kalchschmidt ^[3] , B. Rácz ^[1] , R. Izsák ^[1]

4.04.1

MULTI-STAKEHOLDER INITIATIVE TO IMPROVE FOOD SECURITY: BRAZILIAN CASE ANALYSIS

C. Colombo de Moraes , F. Jorge Soares , L. Marques Vieira *

4.04.2

CERTIFICATIONS FOR SUSTAINABILITY IN COCOA SUPPLY CHAINS

C.V. Leon Bravo , M. Tas * , B. Borrello