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关键词:competitivenessenvironmental performancemounting environmental regulationsproduction and service activitiesoperational initiative绿色供应链
摘要:目前,全球化经济的不断发展对科技创新提出了更高的要求,很多企业为了本文是关于绿色供应链(green supply chain)英国留学生论文。为适应时代的发展要求,我们需要不断改进生产技术,提高经营管理,以提企业的竞争力,促进企业的良性发展。本文通过绿色供应链的概念的提出,分析绿色供应链的存在价值和应用必要性,探索绿色供应链应用恰当所带来的运营效益和社会效益。
. Lack of understanding. Multi-organizational measures are difficult to understand for managers focused on internal systems.
. Lack of control. Managers and organizations wish to be evaluated on measures they can control. Inter-organizational measures are difficult to manage and thus
control.
. Different goals and objectives. Differing organizations have different goals and thus would argue for differing measures.
. Information systems. Most corporate information systems are incapable of gathering non-traditional information relating to supply chain performance.
. Lack of standardized performance measures. Agreed upon measures in terms of units to use, structure, format, etc. may not exist.
. Difficulty in linking measures to customer value. Linkage to stakeholder value (expanding to environmental issues) is becoming more complex. The definition of who the customer may be inside a supply chain also is not clear.
. Deciding where to begin. Developing supply chain-wide performance is difficult since it is not always clear where boundaries exist.
Designing a green supply chain management and performance measurement system.
Designing a GSCM/PMS
Next, design issues and implementation issues must be addressed by the organization.
When designing the GSCM/PMS, top management should address the questions
posited below:
. What are the goals of the GSCM/PMS?
. How does the GSCM/PMS fit within the strategy of the supply chain?
. How should GSCM/PMS be designed?
. How should external stakeholder concerns and preferences be integrated?
. What metrics levels and decomposition should be included?
. Who should design the measures?
. Who should monitor the measures?
. How should information generated by system be used and disseminated?
. How should information be linked up to other internal and external performance measurement systems, environmental management systems and other information systems (e.g. enterprise resource planning systems)?
. What are relationships between GSCM measures and organizational measures (e.g. customer satisfaction)?
The design of a GSCM/PMS should begin by defining the overall goal(s) of the system.
The GSCM/PMS design should fit the environmental management systems of organizations. These environmental management approaches range from ISO 14000 to total quality management programs. In fact, there have been many situations, where players within a supply chain have been encouraged, or forced, to adopt environmental management systems, by external players. Part of the reason is that the evidence is growing, environmental management systems influence environmental performance
(Ammenberg, 2001; Hamschmidt, 2000; Florida and Davidson, 2001; Russo, 2001; Andrews et al., 2003), even though many do not guarantee environmental performance improvement.